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Before the COVID-19 pandemic, most urban studies, smart city planning and design encompassed a broad theoretical effort, which emphasised advanced approaches in the areas of high technology, smartness and multicultural cities that target well-being and liveability for residents and sustainability. However, the current circumstances of the coronavirus pandemic have demonstrated the need for change in our smart cities’ development. Many cities do not have sufficient information or effective digital and smart technologies that could help mitigate the worst impacts of the crisis or prevent another one from happening. As we move beyond the crisis, we need to focus on what can and should be changed to re-evaluate and reimagine the way cities are built, maintained, and lived. In addition, we would need our cities to have a readiness and a resilience plan to be ‘smarter’ and ‘safer’.
Innovation Hub South director, Daniel Serra, participates as a speaker
12.30 – 12.50: Daniel Serra, Director EIT Urban Mobility, Innovation Hub South. (Session in Spanish)
“Los retos de movilidad de las ciudades y como las ciudades tienen que innovar”
(“The mobility challenges of cities and how cities need to innovate”). (the language of the event is SPANISH)
