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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Terrassa (Catalunya)
-Spain
The water supply in Terrassa has always been a public service, but managed by a private company. This changed in 2018, when direct management of the water supply service was implemented through a...
Jelgava
-Latvia
Today, environmental pollution is already commonplace, there are countries where it is difficult to find clean drinking water. In order to make this issue a little easier, Jelgava has created a...
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...
Espoo
-Finland
The Helmet web library (www.helmet.fi) is a joint e-library service provided by the city libraries of Espoo, Helsinki,...
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...
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...