Growing digitalization of the urban environment, especially in smart cities, enables the development of e-government initiatives. The Intelligent Cities Challenge (ICC) initiative of the European Commission supports European cities in their transition towards a green and digital economy; it empowers cities to implement e-government initiatives. This study represents the first attempt to provide a detailed overview of the actions undertaken in the e-government do- main in the framework of the ICC project in Italy and Greece; it offers insightful evidence about the programs and initiatives implemented by local governments to support the implementation and development of e-government initiatives in the European smart city domain. The study reveals the importance given to ad- ministrative simplification and the adoption of online platforms to offer effective and user-friendly services to citizens and stakeholders, the strong emphasis on open data culture and platform development, and the importance of citizen involvement and engagement in developing smart city initiatives.

The e-government initiatives in the smart cities. Insights from the European Commission’s Intelligent Cities Challenge / Gorelova, Irina; Lachana, Zoi; Loutsaris, Michalis-Avgerinos; Bellini, Francesco; Charalabidis, Yannis; and D'Ascenzo, Fabrizio. - (2023), pp. 1-28. (Intervento presentato al convegno ItAIS 2023 tenutosi a Torino).

The e-government initiatives in the smart cities. Insights from the European Commission’s Intelligent Cities Challenge

Gorelova, Irina
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Bellini, Francesco;and D'Ascenzo, Fabrizio
2023

Abstract

Growing digitalization of the urban environment, especially in smart cities, enables the development of e-government initiatives. The Intelligent Cities Challenge (ICC) initiative of the European Commission supports European cities in their transition towards a green and digital economy; it empowers cities to implement e-government initiatives. This study represents the first attempt to provide a detailed overview of the actions undertaken in the e-government do- main in the framework of the ICC project in Italy and Greece; it offers insightful evidence about the programs and initiatives implemented by local governments to support the implementation and development of e-government initiatives in the European smart city domain. The study reveals the importance given to ad- ministrative simplification and the adoption of online platforms to offer effective and user-friendly services to citizens and stakeholders, the strong emphasis on open data culture and platform development, and the importance of citizen involvement and engagement in developing smart city initiatives.
2023
ItAIS 2023
E-government; Smart Cities; European Union; Intelligent Cities Challenge
04 Pubblicazione in atti di convegno::04b Atto di convegno in volume
The e-government initiatives in the smart cities. Insights from the European Commission’s Intelligent Cities Challenge / Gorelova, Irina; Lachana, Zoi; Loutsaris, Michalis-Avgerinos; Bellini, Francesco; Charalabidis, Yannis; and D'Ascenzo, Fabrizio. - (2023), pp. 1-28. (Intervento presentato al convegno ItAIS 2023 tenutosi a Torino).
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