We live in a new climate of uncertainty on a global scale, and this has a particular impact on cities. The questions have changed and we are now forced to innovate in our responses. In this context of transformation, Barcelona is equipping itself with a new government measure to drive innovation in public services and governance processes, and to speed up innovation for and in the city.
The Digital Rights Governance Framework, a roadmap for the governance of digital rights in the urban sphere, was launched at the first Cities Coalition for Digital Rights (CC4DR) policy meeting in Amsterdam on 14-15 October. It will be published on 10 December, International Human Rights Day.
Four schools and a restaurant are taking part in “Barcelona Revolta’t”, a project from the subsidy call “La ciutat proactiva 2020” which seeks to implement the decentralised management of organic waste.
