What are the best examples of user-centric public services in European cities and regions?
How does user-centricity in local public services look like in practice?
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Emilia Romagna
-Italy
Emila-Romagna's Digital Agenda regional structure promoted a co-designing process with local public administrators to create the first regional Observatory on ultra-broadband in...
Ghent
-Belgium
In a “life-eventscan” the city of Ghent examines its own services through the eyes of our citizens. We start from a broad perspective: instead of looking at a specific form or...
Ghent
-Belgium
The city of Ghent grants several services to its citizens, more specifically to citizens in a specific socio-...
Liepaja
-Latvia
The mobile app called "The City of Liepāja" was created to expand the opportunities for citizens to more conveniently convey information about improvements in the urban environment, as well as to...
Emilia Romagna
-Italy
To facilitate access to health services, the Emilia-Romagna Region has developed the Electronic Health Record for its citizens: a website and an application that collects the...
Tallinn
-Estonia
The purpose of the smart app is to enable the citizens of Tallinn to experience the landscape architecture solution of the Pollinator Highway via augmented reality. This is the first time in...
Tallinn
-Estonia
The Accessibility Information System (LIPS) is a portal for publishing information about the accessibility of objects. It aims to facilitate the mobility of people in target...
Emilia Romagna
-Italy
Easy Hospital is a mobile application that guides a person to a hospital for a medical care or examination. When the person...