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European Commission
15 atlas entries in 13 cities cite this publisher, through 17 different documents.
What this page is. A multilateral body, development bank or supranational institution (EU, UN, OECD, NDB). Membership is computed: every published entry citing a URL the registry attributes to European Commission appears below. The classification says who publishes — never how strong the evidence is. That judgement stays on each entry, in the grade beside it.
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What the atlas cites it for
🇭🇺 Budapest BudapestGO Mobility Platform Integration → 🇳🇱 Amsterdam Buiksloterham Positive Energy District (ATELIER) → 🇪🇪 Tallinn FinEst Centre for Smart Cities — Tallinn as a Living Lab → 🇳🇴 Trondheim +CityxChange → 🇪🇸 Barcelona DECODE — Citizen-Owned Data Ecosystem → 🇩🇪 Dresden MAtchUP Johannstadt: Dresden's EU Smart-City Lighthouse → 🇵🇱 Krakow Anti-Smog Aggregated Air Surveillance → 🇩🇪 Munich Smarter Together Munich → 🇬🇷 Trikala Driverless Shuttle Pilots in Open Traffic → 🇸🇪 Stockholm GrowSmarter → 🇬🇧 Manchester Triangulum: Manchester's EU Smart-Energy Demonstrator on Oxford Road → 🇪🇸 Barcelona Sentilo Open Sensor & Actuator Platform →Show 3 more entriesShow fewer
🇪🇸 Barcelona Open Data BCN → 🇫🇮 Helsinki HSL Open Transit Data & the Digitransit Platform → 🇪🇸 Santander SmartSantander →Other international organisation publishers
World Bank (20)OECD Observatory of Public Sector Innovation (9)Asian Development Bank (7)European Commission — Urban Mobility Observatory (6)Metropolis (World Association of the Major Metropolises) (6)European Commission — Smart Cities Marketplace (5)
The whole layer
Who the atlas is quoting, counted across every published entry: Who publishes the evidence. The registry itself is open data: the dataset page.