The Smart Maps project is a universal data system in Dubnica nad Váhom that combines all important information about the city on one platform, improving efficiency and resulting in wide-reaching impacts.

The Smart Maps project is a universal data system in Dubnica nad Váhom that combines all important information about the city on one platform, improving efficiency and resulting in wide-reaching impacts.
Bratislava provides free online interpretation and transcription services for citizens with hearing or speech disabilities, seniors, and foreigners, making information accessible through advanced communication technologies.
A four-day festival dedicated to engaging young people in the improvement of their city and introducing them to municipal politics.
Experts and volunteer residents join forces to collect data in an environmentally friendly fight against mosquitos.
A housing project helps integrate marginalised Roma communities in a village, in a joint effort by families, the bank, and an NGO.
Bratislava sets up a fully-furnished quarantine town with medical and psychological care, for people without homes during lockdown.
A series of campaigns encourages cycling mobility while collecting data for improved bike infrastructure in Slovakia.
A modern data collection system encourages waste separation and incentivises recycling by reducing waste-collection fees.
Bratislava’s Mayor enhances biodiversity by bringing bee colonies to the city to produce honey on top of municipal buildings.
A regional employment agency sets up two integrative social enterprises to support and address the specific needs of disadvantaged and marginalised people with employment difficulties, providing skills development and work experience.