Data experts for sustainable, resilient cities and regions

Wir machen die systemische Komplexität Ihrer Stadt oder Region mit Daten verständlich und händelbar. Dadurch können Sie Handlungsoptionen identifizieren und evidenzbasiert abwägen, mit welchen Maßnahmen Sie Ihre Ziele am besten erreichen.

Urban Data Community

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Urban Data Community

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Working together

Damit viele gute Lösungen zusammenkommen

With our Urban Data Community, we want to offer you a safe space where you can work together with other municipal representatives to improve cities and regions with the help of data. Within the community, you can exchange ideas with colleagues from other cities and regions, share knowledge and learn from each other. We share experiences, best practices and challenges in order to find solutions together. Because many municipalities face similar problems and often there are already solutions that you can benefit from.

Our formats: Lunch break with vitamin D(aten)

In our regular brown bag lunch format Lunch Break with Vitamin D(aten), we invite you to spend your lunch break with us and an input on a topic from the field of urban data use. Our external experts will present innovative projects and new technologies and report on the practical challenges of their work. The format is aimed at employees of municipalities and municipal companies and offers a space for networking and protected exchange.

Next dates:

Sharing knowledge, making an impact: Successful knowledge transfer in the CUT project

am 03.07.2025

How can knowledge transfer on a complex topic such as urban digital twins succeed? How can knowledge be passed on sustainably - and what can other municipalities and regions learn from the project? What are the prerequisites for successful replication?

In our next “Lunch Break with Vitamin D(aten)” on the topic of “Sharing knowledge, developing impact: Successful knowledge transfer in the CUT project”, we talk to Christoph Schubert, project manager and sub-project manager “Replication and knowledge transfer” for the City of Leipzig, about the experiences gained in the Connected Urban Twins (CUT) project in the area of knowledge transfer and replication. In addition to a brief insight into the project, the main focus is on sharing the knowledge created in the project. We will look back on hurdles and successes and talk about lessons learned.

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