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Latvia has begun to develop its Smart City strategy since 2018, building an ecosystem between the industry, the government, municipalities and academia. The Smart City ecosystem is a framework that is predominantly composed of ICT and Smart energy to develop, deploy and promote sustainable development practices to address growing urbanization challenges. Smart City looks across every aspect of a city’s operations to use technology to improve outcomes and boost citizen well-being.
We strive to become the leader of Smart City solutions in the Baltic Sea region by breaking down the unnecessary bureaucracy and closing the gap between the legal framework and new technologies. It is the capital city Riga where we test Smart city solutions; however, other Latvian cities and towns are also starting to implement various Smart City solutions, for example, Sigulda, Valmiera, Jurmala, Jelgava, and many more. We trust in Smart Cities, and luckily many of us live in one.
Main subsectors
Big data, Smart energy, IoT, Smart transport, Smart infrastructure and surveillance, Smart health care
Fast facts
Industry statistics
Employment and education
Industry leaders
Here are some of the examples from various cities and towns in Latvia. Let’s dive in.
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