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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Hamburg
-Germany
Masterportal exists since 2014 and is used like a kind of construction kit whenever web-based map applications are...
Kyiv
-Ukraine
Wi-Fi in shelters – this is a relevant social initiative that provides the possibility of uninterrupted high-speed access to the Internet even during an...
Kyiv
-Ukraine
The era of digitalization and new arising challenges emphasize the importance of improving democratic institutions and processes. E-democracy offers community access to policy choices and...
Kyiv
-Ukraine
Kyiv Digital is a city mobile application that was created on the initiative for city`s digitalization. Residents of the capital had the opportunity...
Espoo
-Finland
EVaka is a client and information system used by the City of Espoo's Finnish-speaking and Swedish-speaking early childhood education units. The development of eVaka was started...
Vysocina
-Czechia
eAmbulance is the online registration system to a network of regional hospitals. Vysocina region has five hospitals in the cities of: Jihlava, Havlickuv Brod, Pelhrimov, Nove...
Espoo
-Finland
The Helmet web library (www.helmet.fi) is a joint e-library service provided by the city libraries of Espoo, Helsinki,...
Espoo
-Finland
Kotikatuportaali, Home Street Portal is an online service developed by the public...
Espoo
-Finland
Espoo has launched the development of a new MyEspoo website. The site will provide easy access to the...