On 25 May 2023, UserCentriCities will award the “𝘽𝙚𝙨𝙩...
Digital government promises to make the lives of citizens better. Still, for digital governments to succeed and digital services to be effective and adopted in mass, they require...
The UserCentriCities consortium is delighted to invite all European local and regional municipalities to assess their performance in user-centric digital government and take part in the seminal...
The call for submissions for the UserCentriCities Award 2023 is now open! ...
Arezzo joined the UserCentriCities project to improve its administrative services and centre them to the user. A task that pose further challenges when you are in a small or medium-sized city.
Continuing its knowledge-sharing activities, UserCentriCities convened the Third Peer-to-Peer Workshop in the framework of the Milan...
At the Smart City Expo World Congress, UserCentriCities convened the High-Level Roundtable on The State of UserCentriCities: A Benchmark for Citizen-...
Kyiv’s example of resilience and courage has been under the public eye for the whole year. The government has relentlessly kept operating and delivering services to its citizens in an ...
The Lisbon Council launches Help Where It’s Most Needed: How Leading...
Riga has recently joined the UserCentriCities project and plans to get inspired to make the digital transformation of its services smooth, fast and user-centric.
The UserCentriCafé sessions were renewed after the summer hiatus with a special guest, Prof. Nitesh Bharosa from Digicampus / TU Delft, who gave a keynote presentation about his...
UserCentriCities convened the High-Level Roundtable on The State of UserCentriCities: Coping with Crisis: Live Update from Kyiv. Petro Olenych,...