Leveraging Technology for Better Urban Living

As cities swell, they grapple with challenges like traffic congestion, pollution, resource scarcity, and social disparities. Addressing these issues requires innovative thinking and cutting-edge solutions. Enter digital technology – a guiding force for governments and urban planners striving to enhance infrastructure, improve services, and foster meaningful citizen engagement. In this landscape, the concept of “Smart Cities” has emerged as a revolutionary approach to urban development . . .

How Governments Can Use Extended reality (XR)

Governments around the world are already embracing XR technology, transforming the way they prepare personnel for high-risk situations. As this technology continues to evolve, we’re witnessing a shift in how we approach public safety and preparedness. The potential is vast, and the promise of XR in shaping a more efficient, responsive, and safer world is only beginning to unfold. It represents a groundbreaking shift in how we prepare for and address the complexities of the real world…

Harnessing AI for Social Good:
Real-World Applications Driving
Change

As we prepare for the Govtech 4 Impact World Congress 2025, one of the major topics shaping the global conversation is Artificial Intelligence (AI). This transformative technology has rapidly evolved to address complex challenges, offering scalable solutions that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In this article, we explore three inspiring examples of AI applications advancing SDGs 11, 12, and 13, illustrating its immense potential for social good . . .

G4I 2025: Madrid and Kenes Group announce three-year partnership to host the G4I World Congress

Тhe City Council of Madrid and Kenes Group are proud to announce that G4I 2025 will take place from May 12-14, 2025, at La Nave Madrid.

Govtech 4 Impact is the premier global platform uniting leaders, innovators, and public officials to shape the future of governance through technology. After a groundbreaking first edition in May 2024, which welcomed over 1,047 participants and 165 speakers from 51 countries, G4I 2025 promises to be even larger and more impactful . . .