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Leading Cities, in partnership with the Clinton Global Initiative, has launched AcceliGOV, a program offering five fully funded pilot projects for municipalities worldwide. Selected cities will be able to deploy proven climate and infrastructure solutions in approximately 90 days, avoiding the lengthy and costly traditional RFP process. Each pilot, valued between $50,000 and $100,000, includes implementation support, training, and requires minimal staff time.

The ready-to-deploy solutions address key municipal challenges such as shoreline erosion, flood risk identification, water system leak detection, accessibility improvements, and sustainable mobility for women in the Middle East and North Africa. Applications close on June 14, 2026, with project deployments beginning in the third quarter of 2026.

In the era of rapid innovation, crowd intelligence emerges as a potent force, poised to address critical challenges through collective wisdom and collaboration

In this thought-provoking two-minute video, explore the fascinating concept of crowd intelligence and its untapped potential alongside artificial intelligence. Discover why crowd intelligence holds immense promise, potentially rivaling AI in its impact and applications. Imagine how this collective wisdom could have assisted Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, in navigating his complex dilemmas. Moreover, learn how harnessing crowd intelligence can revolutionize the development of smart companies, cities, and projects, fostering innovation and collaboration on an unprecedented scale. Join us on this journey into the future of intelligence and innovation.

ICT in Moscow is treated as a utility. As important as water or electricity, embedded in all new construction, preparing the city for the future.

Learn about Moscow's communication infrastructure transforming the city into a smart city with communication standards, 5G, IoT and free WiFi which are growing citizens well-being and helping the city prosper.

 

About ICT in Moscow

The ICT in Moscow has been rapidly developing and actively growing for the past 5 years. During these years they have created over a thousand systems and services and are pursuing the target of launching around 300 new projects annually. They have already digitalized over 166 state services, more than any other region of Russia. During the last years, they have created an outstanding number of 178 portals, including the official Mayor and Government of Moscow website mos.ru.

Moscow is one of the largest megapolises in the world with a reliable IT infrastructure: healthcare, education, urban environment, construction, transport, and security. All these are unified by a full-fledged digital ecosystem with a set of effective instruments and services in demand by residents and businesses.
 
In the 2018 UN e-governance survey, Moscow became number one in the world's local online service index.
 
The official website of the mayor and the government of Moscow mos.ru is especially popular with Muscovites. This sophisticated digital platform provides residents and businesses with over 370 online public services allowing them to resolve almost any life situation online from anywhere in the world.
 
Among other e-services accessible through mos.ru, Muscovites most often use the school e-diary online school report card e-service for water meter readings online, payments for housing and communal services, the online racket of traffic penalty charges and online doctor appointment services.
 
The corporate personal account function of mos.ru facilitates quick search and access to business-related e-services for companies CEOs or other authorized employees. 
 
The most in-demand city services are available to citizens in Moscow state services and My Moscow apps. Even on-the-go users can book a doctor's appointment pay bills and fines or check what marks their child got at school.
 
During the Covid 19 pandemic, this spring, mos.ru became the main instrument for interaction between the city residents and businesses.
Almost all public services were provided online only.
 
The active citizen is a platform for electronic voting in public hearings that engage Muscovites in the decision-making process on actual city development issues.
 
"The Active Citizen" Services
 
  • Public Hearings engages users in the evaluation and approval of urban development projects  
  • e-Home facilitates online meetings of apartment owners in apartment blocks their interaction with the facility management companies and control advancing and communal services expenses  
  • Pulse of Stolitsa is a new online service collecting citizens assessments of the main issues of city development
  • The Mos Echo monitoring portal provides citizens with up-to-date and reliable data on air quality in Moscow. It presents information from 54 automatic air pollution control stations.
 
Moscow is one of the largest megapolises in the world. It is open to communication and ready to share its experience with the international community and jointly find ways to use new technologies to improve the quality of life.
 
 

At Smart City Expo World Congress 2021, Barcelona, we spoke with Ahmad Maharma, Founder & CEO of SMSM Technologies Inc., a rising smart city solutions provider who gave us an overview of what his company does and its plans for 2022.
 
SMSM SCaaS connects the dots between multiple data sources, going an important step further by enabling actionable operational management of all a city’s vital assets. A team of creative and experienced designers and developers. Experts of Solution design and Architectures specialized in telecom, digital transformation, IoT, and AI.

Yuriy Nazarov, Head of Smart City UA initiative, Chairman of the Smart City Committee of the Public Council at the Ministry of Digital Transformation, interviews Amin Faraji, President of Smart City Research Center of Iran, assistant prof. at University of Tehran and Amin Gharibi, vice-president of Smart City Research Center of Iran.

  • How did the idea of creating the Smart City Research Center of Iran come about?
  • What does the Smart City Research Center of Iran propose for the Smart transformation of the country in the coming years?
  • What are the challenges facing urban management to transform into smart urban management?
  • The largest "innovation ecosystem" in the Middle East
  • What are the main Smart city projects in Iran?
  • Tell us about the collaboration between institutions and companies on sustainability and digitization
  • Is there an important start-up movement in Iran?
  • What are the main approaches that help smart cities to occupy leading positions in smart sphere in a new normal?
  • What is the most valuable advice from smart Iran to the cities of Ukraine today?

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Learn about the experience of smart city development from the members of Urban Technology Alliance (UTA) in this interview by Yuriy Nazarov, Head of Smart City UA initiative, Chairman of the Smart City Committee of the Public Council at the Ministry of Digital Transformation, with Dr. Levent Gürgen, president of the Urban Technology Alliance; the founder and president of the startup company Kentyou, France

The Urban Technology Alliance (UTA) is a global network of cities, industry and academics teamed up to organize city-scale pilot deployments to validate smart city solutions from technical, economic and societal perspectives.

UTA brings together a number of leading cities from all around the world that share the same smart city vision, giving high importance to testing and validating solutions prior to larger-scale deployments to avoid techno-push solutions and to focus on real city and citizen needs.

Even if each city has unique characteristics, many technical, economic, societal, and environmental challenges are common to all and can be addressed more efficiently if we mutualize our resources and share experiences and lessons learned.

With this common vision in mind, this talk covers examples of smart city experiences from its member cities.

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