Creating Intelligent Cities


By LCP Secretariat
November 25, 2020 - Quezon City


HAPPENING NOW: The Liveable Cities Philippines and the League of Cities of the Philippines, in partnership with the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the Philippines in the Philippines, and Globe Telecom, are pleased to present the Liveable Cities Labs, a series of webinar sessions to help provide cities with knowledge and insights for designing better solutions for their communities.

 

The ninth and last Liveable Cities Lab for the year will focus on "Creating Intelligent Cities." The discussion will revolve around enabling cities to become data-driven and ‘intelligent’ in light of the digital technologies that are helping local governments manage smart cities and urban communities

 

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