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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Aarhus
-Denmark
MUNI is an innovative chatbot project that brings together 36 municipalities (and potentially up til 78 municipalities) in Denmark to explore how AI and chatbot technology can enhance the...
Hamburg
-Germany
Masterportal exists since 2014 and is used like a kind of construction kit whenever web-based map applications are...
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...
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...
Helsinki
-Finland
Since 2021, Helsinki has offered pre-primary education allocation to parents proactively through text messages. Parents of kids of suitable age receive text message offering allocation in a nearby...
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...