Digital Governance
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Digital Governance
Digital Governance is a way to manage how digital tools and data are used in smart cities. In smart cities, digital governance helps set clear rules for how sensors, cameras, and connected devices collect and share information about things like traffic, air quality, and public spaces. Designers working with smart cities use digital governance to make sure that digital systems work smoothly together, so that city services can respond quickly to real-time changes. This includes setting up simple dashboards for city workers, making sure data is safe, and creating easy ways for people to give feedback about city services through their phones or public kiosks.
smart city data, urban sensors, city dashboards, public participation
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