Join us in building the European way of Digital Transformation for 300 million Europeans
Welcome to the Living-in.EU movement!
Living-in.EU is an EU initiative for local and regional leaders who believe that technology can help them make their town, city, or region a better place to live. And who believe in European cooperation and values. It enables collaboration among cities and regions to make sure that you do not work in isolation, that smart city strategies can be shared, and solutions re-used.
Join us today to be connected and up to date with the latest developments on data spaces, interoperability, local digital twins and more!
How to engage?
1. Endorse the Join, Boost, Sustain declaration within your organisation
2. Register to sign or support the declaration
3. Be officially introduced to the movement
4. Join the working groups, access our portfolio of solutions and assets, participate in flagship events and collaborate with peers.
I am a city leader
I am an elected politician or public official, with a decision-making role, responsible for ensuring the well-being of citizens and development of the territory.
I want to learn how digital tools can help me develop better policies and make informed decisions in my territory.
I am a city officer or expert
I work for a local, regional or national public administration and I contribute to digital agendas and priorities.
I want to learn how can the European Commission support the digitalisation of my community.
I am a solution provider
I develop or offer solutions and services that can be used by smart cities and communities.
I would like to showcase my products and services, and get in touch with a network of EU communities.
Share your experience with the Living-in.EU platform
Have you used the Living-in.EU platform to explore its tools, resources, events or community activities? We would love to hear about your experience.
As the current EU-funded phase of the Living-in.EU initiative (Go Li.EU project) approaches its end, we are collecting feedback from platform users to better understand how they interact with the website, what works well and where there may be room for improvement.
Help us learn more about the experience and needs of the Living-in.EU community by taking a few minutes to complete our short Platform User Survey.
Share your feedback through the Living-in.EU Platform User Survey.
LORDIMAS
Is your city digitally mature? LORDIMAS can help you find out.
LORDIMAS is an interactive digital maturity assessment tool aimed at helping local, metropolitan and regional governments to understand where they are in their digital transition journey.
Tools to accelerate your digital transformation
Knowledge Base
News | events | blogs
Living-in.EU Stakeholder Forum, 30 September 2026
The next Living-in.EU Stakeholder Forum will provide an update on the latest European initiatives supporting the digital transformation of cities and communities, while also looking ahead to the future direction and next steps of the Living-in.EU community.During the session, we will cover:
GoLiEU goes to OpenLivingLab Days 2026
As every year, GoLiEU partner European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) is organising its flagship event, OpenLivingLab Days. The 2026 edition of OpenLivingLab Days will start in Brussels, with a Policy Event held on 29 September that will foster high-level dialogue between EU institutions and the Living Lab community.
3D GeoInfo | Smart Data and Smart Cities | LADM & 3D LA
Between 28 September and 2 October 2026, Sofia, Bulgaria will be the meeting point for researchers, innovators and urban planners to discuss the latest advances in geospatial data and 3D modelling, as it will host three major events - 3D GeoInfo | SDSC | LADM & 3D LA.
OSOR Webinar "Public Administrations and the EU Open Source Strategy"
The EU Open Source Observatory (OSOR) is hosting a webinar on “Public Administrations and the EU Open Source Strategy,” taking place online on 24 September 2026, from 10:00 to 12:00 CEST.
LDT Citiverse EDIC: Finnish national activation session on Local Digital Twins
What is the LDT Citiverse EDIC?LDT Citiverse EDIC stands for “European Digital Infrastructure Consortium on Local Digital Twins towards the Citiverse”. It is a new type of legal entity created by the European Commission to develop and operate common digital infrastructure for local (city) digital twins.
Public Sector Tech Watch webinar series: Trust Matters - Citizens and AI in the Public Sector
How do citizens perceive the use of AI in government? While AI has the potential to improve efficiency and service quality, it may also influence public trust—either strengthening it through better performance or undermining it if it is perceived as unfair or inappropriate.
