Thank you for a wonderful IWDK 2022!

What a week! IWDK 2022 is no more, but wow, it has truly been an amazing experience. A huge thank you to all event organizers, engaging guests and inspiring speakers, who gave us a unique insight into the world of tech. We can't wait for next year!

Picture of basket court on Aarhus harbor. Seen from above.

Aarhus City Lab

Aarhus City lab is a digital test center for smart city solutions and a showroom for smart initiatives.

Picture of people walking in the streets of Aarhus

Nordic Smart City Network

Nordic Smart City Network is a collaboration between 14 cities of the five Nordic countries. Together the network aims at creating common Smart City projects and sharing expertise between the cities

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Open Data DK

Providing open access to the large amount of data from public institutions, educational institutions, and companies is a cornerstone in creating a smart city. Open Data DK (ODDK) is an online platform that promotes democracy, transparency, and economic growth through open data.

Aarhus City is chosen for a prestigious climate investment in Europe

Out of an application field of almost 377 strong applicants it was announced this April in Brussels that Aarhus had been chosen as one of the EU commissions one hundred carbon neutral and smart cities.

Aarhus as one of EU's 100 climate-neutral and smart cities

The City of Aarhus is working across its six magistrates' departments to become one of the 100 climate-neutral and smart cities in the EU by 2030.

Margrethe Vestager to open IWDK21

European Commission Vice-President Margrethe Vestager will open the 2021 Internet Week Denmark Festival in May and deliver one of the week’s first keynote presentations related to the festival’s theme: Trust and Tech

Sleep monitoring to improve the sleep of citizens with dementia

Residents of nursing homes with cognitive disorders such as dementia can have difficulty with getting a long and undisturbed night’s sleep. A new project, led by Aarhus Municipality, will try to remedy this, so citizens with dementia can have more energy in their everyday lives.