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Introduction to Data Spaces for Smart Communities

2.3c - Mapping and compliance with DSSC and MIMs

2.1 Sustainable Business Strategies (basic): Monetizing Data Spaces: Sustainable Business Strategies for Smart Communities

2.1 - Business Growth Through Data Spaces for Smart and Sustainable Cities and Communities. Why and How

2.2 Governance & Legal Building Blocks (basic): Common purpose and balanced power dynamcis

2.2 - Governance - Common purpose and balanced power dynamics

2.3 Technical Pillars (basic)

2.3a - The basics of Technical Building Blocks for data spaces.
2.3b - Introduction to Minimal Interoperability Mechanisms (MIMs) Plus
2.4c - The high level architecture for smart communities data spaces (intro)

3a_b_Business & Governance: Creating win-win solutions for all stakeholders in your data space

3.1 - Creating win-win solutions for all stakeholders in your data space

3c_ Technical Pillars (advanced)

3.2 - The high level architecture for smart communities data spaces (deep dive)

4b_Regulatory Compliance and Safeguards (advanced)

4.2 - Governance - Regulatory compliance and safeguards

5_Green Deal regulations and policies

5.1_Green Deal regulations and policies: EU environmental regulations that matter to data spaces_WEBINAR
5.2_Green Deal regulations and policies: EU environmental regulations that matter to data spaces_FULL CONTEXT

The Connective Tissue of the Smart City Ecosystem

This lecture introduces data spaces as a key enabler for smart and sustainable cities, helping cities move from fragmented data towards better decisions and real impact. It explains why technology, AI and digital twins should support clear city outcomes rather than drive “tech-first” solutions. The session also shows how data spaces can connect different urban ecosystems, improve data sharing and interoperability, and support trusted collaboration between cities, solution providers and other stakeholders.