Netherlands
Amsterdam
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Amsterdam wants to save your digital privacy
Shared mobility data helps cities decide where to build new infrastructure such as parkings or cycling paths. But how to harvest users' data without impinging on their right to privacy? Amsterdam has the answer, and your city can use it for free.
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Do you fancy a doughnut?
Amsterdam has embraced the Doughnut model that intends to consider the social and ecological impacts of economic activities.
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Back to (green) business
Amsterdam focuses on recovering the local economy by targeting small and medium companies working in the fields of digitalisation, sustainability, and addressing the mismatch in the labour market.
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Clean waste collection in Gothenburg
Noiseless and good for the climate: trailblazing e-trucks are taking waste collection into the future in Gothenburg. Other cities from the Big Buyers for Climate and Environment project are taking note.
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Dark stores: Amsterdam hits the pause button
Grocery apps promise food and beverage deliveries in record time. But this business model comes with a whole new set of challenges for cities and residents. Amsterdam decided to act.
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How to make digital rights a reality
Digital rights are human rights. Yet the path to making this a reality is still full of hurdles. What are cities doing to get there, earlier rather than later?
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The world is over. Time to save it.
We did our best to save the world, but now it’s too late for that. This is the premise of the game Age of Energy, which is harnessing its addictive power to cajole young people into energy saving behaviour.
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Rethink, reuse and repair
The circular economy is set to become a key component of the European Green Deal, and many cities are already leading the way.
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Setting the trend for emission free mobility
As the EU is concluding the discussions on the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation – a piece of legislation that aims to boost the number of charging points in the EU – Amsterdam and the Dutch experience can serve as a good learning model for others.
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How does your city use and manage your digital data?
Over the past half year, a group of Eurocities member cities have developed a free to use and shareable data schema for AI registries that helps explain the use of artificial intelligence systems by government organisations.
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Nine cities set standards for the transparent use of Artificial Intelligence
A free to use open-source ‘data schema’ for algorithm registers in cities has been tried and tested by nine cities over the last six months, and can now be adopted by others.
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Cities step up to mitigate energy poverty
Many cities are already embarking on innovative local projects to mitigate the present and future energy poverty effects, which mainly concerns economically vulnerable groups.
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Solving local migration funding
Tips and solutions from cities on securing European funding for migration-related initiatives. This is the second and final part of our series.
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Cities seek to fund migration
Cities discuss the challenges they face to secure European funding for migration-related initiatives
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Short term rentals: cities ask Europe’s help
With the summer holidays starting, cities worry once more about the impact of short term holiday rentals, and Europe seems to turn a blind eye on the issue.
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Older but not forgotten
Cities should be a part of the upcoming EU Care Strategy that will cover the challenges that low birth rates and high life expectancy entail, especially to our healthcare systems.
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Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid and Vienna pledge to the European Pillar of Social Rights
Mental health, combatting homelessness, a fair integration into the labour market and gender equality are the commitments of these cities
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Cities want more than recovery
In the wake of two years of pandemic, cities are facing many competing challenges, but are committed to learning lessons, and using the potential boost from recovery funding, to jump ahead of where they were pre-Covid19.
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