UN-Habitat developed guidelines on people-centered smart cities. They will be a non-binding framework to guide the development of national and local smart city regulations, plans and strategies, which will ensure that digital urban infrastructure and data contribute to making cities and human settlements sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous and respectful of human rights.
At the Smart Country Convention in Berlin, representatives from German as well as European cities that have been engaged in the project #connectedinEurope via the exchange platform of the International Smart Cities Network (ISCN) will share their ideas and visions emerged from their daily work in driving an inclusive, future-fit, and human-centric urban development – supported by digital solutions.
This is an on-site event at the Smart Country Convention (SCCON) in Berlin.