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24.08.2026

Technologiestiftung Berlin: “How Berlin can make better use of its data”

Data is a key foundation for decision-making, innovation and modern public administration. Yet it is often difficult to locate. In part three of the series “Empowering Berlin digitally”, the Technologiestiftung Berlinv(TSB) examines how Berlin can be better governed throughmore accessible data.

In Berlin, like in other big cities, the search for data often leads to various places. Within public administrations, for example, data is scattered across different systems, registers and specialist procedures, making it difficult to locate. In the series “Berlin digital handlungsfähig machen” (“Empowering Berlin digitally”), the Technologiestiftung Berlin addresses a total of four topics of paramount importance for the city’s digital future.

The current, third issue focuses on data and its targeted use. Using concrete examples such as the Umweltatlas Berlin, the GeoExplorer and the Data Hub Berlin Prototype, the benefits of effective data management for a better administrative governance are demonstrated in very practical terms.

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27.07.2026

Why AI needs more than just good algorithms

From application to accountability: Artificial intelligence is capable of a great deal. But who is considering the risks? As part of the series ‘Empowering Berlin digitally’, the Technologiestiftung Berlin (Berlin Technology Foundation, TSB) is examining the use of AI in the public sector.

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17.07.2026

Berlin’s Smart City—The model project ends

But there was no sign of a sense of disillusionment. This year’s CityLAB Sommer Konferenz provided an impressive summary of the Berlin model project. Markus Sperl from CityLAB Berlin has summarised the key findings and aspects in his blog post.

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14.07.2026

City Resilience Hack – September 24–25 in Tallinn

The City of Tallinn and Tehnopol, the largest research and business park in the Baltic States, together with their partner cities Valencia, Helsinki, Dnipro, and Lviv, invite you to the international City Resilience Hack. The competition, which will take place in Tallinn from September 24 to 25, 2026, aims to connect talents, teams, and startups with cities to develop practical solutions for challenges related to urban resilience, maintenance of services, and the strengthening of communities.

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19.06.2026

Innovations for the future – this is how Berlin is positioning itself for the next 10 years

“Pioneering Tech for Freedom” is the guiding principle of the new Deep Tech Berlin Agenda (DTBA). The Berlin Senate has thus adopted the strategic framework for the city’s technology-oriented innovation policy for the next ten years.

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02.06.2026

Focus on Sustainability

Berlin has decided on the first sustainability strategy for the entire city. The strategy adapts the implementation of the 2030 Agenda to Berlin’s specific context. A new tool for cities, counties, and municipalities: The “Portal for Sustainable Municipalities” from the German Institute for Urban Affairs.

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02.06.2026

Berlin Launches GovTech Berlin Unit

As part of its efforts to digitize its public administration, Berlin is relying on a new platform: The GovTech Berlin Unit specifically matches the needs of Berlin’s public administration with companies from the capital’s GovTech ecosystem, thereby serving as a bridge between the two.

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