You can improve only the things you can measure. With this in mind the city of Riga invites you to actively participate in a dialogue to explore and establish what constitutes smart city principles in relation to climate mitigation and what data defines and serves measuring this.
We just published a new documentation of our third webinar series on "Smart urban solutions for climate mitigation". The documentation summarizes presentations and discussions during the three webinars hosted by adelphi and the city of Kiel in September.
You find the documentation in our publications section. Additionally, you find the links to videos of the webinar series.
We just published a new documentation of our second webinar series "Open Data for Smart Cities and Climate Mitigation". The documentation summarizes presentations and discussions during the three webinars hosted by Kaunas University of Technology in June.
You find the documentation in our publications section. Additionally, you find the links to videos of the webinar series.
For all those who couldn't participate in our first webinar series "Virtual Dialogue on Smart Cities for Climate Mitigation" we just published a documentation. It summarizes presentations and discussions during the three webinars hosted by Tartu Regional Energy Agency in May.
You find the documentation in our publications section.
08 September 2020, 2 pm – 4 pm, CEST / 3 pm – 5 pm, EEST
Zoom videoconference
This session introduces the smart city concept as a potential means to further climate mitigation, outlines ways to minimize risks and avoid problems such as rebound-effects and burden shifting. It discusses the integration of such solutions in an overarching urban sustainability transformation.
The city of Kiel aims to prepare for the digital future. The city has developed a digital strategy, hosts a yearly digital week and explores smart urban solutions. This dialogue focuses on conceptualizing such solutions and provides space to reflect on lessons learned in the realms of mobility and energy.
Event Timing: June 10th, 12th and 17th 2020, 2 pm - 4 pm, EEST /1 pm - 3 pm, CEST
Organizers: Kaunas University of Technology, Institute of Environmental
Engineering, Gedimino st. 50, 44239 Kaunas, Lithuania
Contact us at z.simkute@ktu.lt
Registration: LINK
Event Timing: May 12th, 19th and 26th 2020; 2 pm - 4 pm, EEST /1 pm - 3 pm, CEST
Organizers: Tartu Regional Energy Agency, Narva mnt 3, 51009 Tartu, Estonia
Contact us at marek.muiste@trea.ee or +372 5558 1508
Registration: LINK
