We must leave no stone unturned in the battle to clean up our cities
More open urban data, holistic governance, and coherent strategies are needed to deliver smarter, greener cities in the 2020s, argues the EIC's Matthew Farrow
I was recently at an event where someone complained that 'smart cities' was more an endless series of conferences rather than a meaningful development 'on the ground'. There is some truth in this, which...
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