Identify a priority urban planning challenge that can be tackled with a digital solution
In a “normal” situation, the creation of data, statistics and maps aims to enable:
- easy land ownership regularisation of precarious neighbourhoods?
- identification of the lack of public facilities to be provided?
- identification and forecast of urban sprawl?
- anticipation of the impacts of disasters on the population, on the infrastructure?
In a crisis situation, digital tools must facilitate communication between:
- emergency, civil defence and health services?
- population and authorities to inform them? To provide first aid?
- NGOs and public authorities to coordinate?
Define an experimental scope for testing the solution
- Which zones suffering from a deficit in development are a priority?
- Which pilot zone can I test to digitalize my zoning plan and land registry map?
- Which public facilities are the most vulnerable in the event of a disaster?
- Which are the longest urban development procedures or emergency response procedures?