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Glasgow, United Kingdom
OPEN Glasgow – City Data Hub
Glasgow’s City Data Hub is home to 400 datasets, published with support from 60 partner organisations. The data gives citizens and businesses insight into life in their city, and allows them to get more involved in decision making.
Vilnius, Lithuania
Interactive energy classification map
An innovative interactive energy map lets Vilnius citizens access and compare energy performance data for every apartment block in the city, online.
Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
BEACH - online employability advice
BEACH (Brighton & Hove Employability Advice and Careers Hut) is a website that was developed to improve young people’s employment chances. It offers employability advice specifically relating to the local situation and was designed for young people, by young people
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Outdoors
Edinburgh Outdoors is a digital service launched in February 2013 providing a new way for locals and tourists to enjoy Edinburgh’s parks and green spaces.
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Collected
An innovative solution to the management and expansion of heritage digital collections.
Vienna, Austria
Start Wien – Providing new migrants in Vienna w...
New migrants are provided with the most important information about life in Vienna as early as possible in their mother-tongues to help them find their way around the city.
Windhoek, Namibia
MoveWindhoek – New bus system makes Namibian ca...
MoveWindhoek is a new bus system with which poorer population groups are to be provided with better access to mobility and urban motorised individual transport is to be reduced in the long run.
Linköping, Sweden
Linköping Carbon Neutral 2025
In 2011 the Municipal Council adopted its long-term climate goal to make Linköping a carbon-neutral community by 2025.
Gwangju, South Korea
Gwangju Carbon Bank system
In 2008, the City of Gwangju has initiated a program to spark voluntary carbon-saving steps by citizens. Five years later, 1.5 million Gwangju citizens were already participating or 62 percent of the city’s population.