E-government

The pandemic has accelerated the rollout of digital services but a growing number of cities are also seeing the importance of physical spaces where residents, planners and technologists can meet and collaborate. Tallinn in Estonia has announced a new...

The UK government has launched a new standard for transparency about how algorithmic tools are used to support decisions. Algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI) have the potential to help public sector organisations deliver services faster, more proactively and...

One year into the role, Westminster City Council’s first Chief Digital and Innovation Officer, Aruj Haider, reflects on her successes and challenges as she aims to bring together some of the UK’s richest and most underprivileged communities. The...

In 1993, Vienna hosted the World Conference on Human Rights, the first such gathering since the end of the Cold War. When the Austrian capital reflected on the 20-year anniversary of that historic conference, it led the city...