The Role of Goverments to Transforming Cities for the Future

2024-10-23 at 10:40 am - 11:00 am

The experts will explore how governmental policies and initiatives can shape urban environments to meet the challenges of tomorrow.

The discussion will highlight innovative strategies for sustainable development, smart infrastructure, and community engagement. And we will learn about successful case studies from around the world, showcasing how proactive governance can lead to resilient and inclusive cities.

Details

Date:: 2024-10-23
Time:: 10:40 am - 11:00 am
Language:: EN

Organizers

Paula Llobet
Karl-Filip Coenegrachts
Margot Roose
Sabine Schoorl

Speakers

Paula Llobet

City Councillor for Tourism, Innovation and Investment Attraction

Karl-Filip Coenegrachts

Chair of the Governing Body and Executive Director, Open & Agile Smart Cities

Margot Roose

Deputy Mayor, Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Circularity, City of Tallinn

Sabine Schoorl

Head of Ecosystem Partnerships, Diverse Leaders in Tech

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