COMMUNITY-ORGANIZED
Community-Organized solutions address urban challenges unique to their local contexts in resourceful ways. Often originating from civil society (e.g., non-profits, resident associations, etc.), they partner with the government or private sector to co-design and co-deliver innovative solutions without the explicit intention of profitability. Despite resource shortages that may persist, they succeed as a result of actively listening and responding to the needs of the community and efficiently and imaginatively utilizing the resources accessible to them.
Key characteristics of Community-Organized
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How to promote this kind of innovations?
In the following map, you can access inspiring examples from across the world on the different types of Smart urban innovations: