Two years of pandemic-induced shutdowns have underlined the importance of improving our ability to quickly deploy technological tools in urban settings. These must be developed to overcome challenges in our health, education and governance sectors to avoid the waves of crises accompanying each Covid-19 outbreak. The urgency was underlined at November’s SCEWC (Smart City Expo World Congress) summit which assembled over 30,000 professionals from urban innovation systems based in 120 countries. “Our 10th anniversary edition comes at a time when cities need to be together even more,” insisted SCEWC director Ugo Valenti. “(This summit) gathers to restart a much-needed drive for sustainable urban transformation.”
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