The Data for All „A Quest for Digital Autonomy” podcast series we bring you closer to the topic of municipal data sovereignty. This podcast season revolves around sustainable data solutions for citizens and companies. Across European borders, we present facts, approaches and reflections showing how to understand data for the public good better.
In the episode 2 we feature Mr Arnaud Willaime, Data Protection Officer Brest métropole, speaking about the Municipalities as Data Stewards: Using Data for the Public Good. Cities and regions collect vast amounts of data—but how can they use it responsibly while protecting citizens’ rights and building public trust?
Can Your City Handle Your Data? Trust is the First Step in Digital Governance.
Cities and regions collect vast amounts of data—but how can they use it responsibly while protecting citizens’ rights and building public trust? In this episode, we explore how municipalities can develop and implement effective data policies to serve their communities. We also dive into the concept of municipalities as data stewards and why local governments play a key role in ethical and transparent data governance.
Why It Matters
From smart city initiatives to public service improvements, local governments rely on data to make better decisions. But without clear policies, there’s a risk of mistrust, misuse, or inefficiency. How can municipalities ensure data works for the people, not against them?
The next episodes of the Data for All „A Quest for Digital Autonomy” podcast series will be published soon on the landing page for the podcast series.