Smart City Budapest | Paving the way to a smart city

V4 Market and neighbourhood revitalization

Mindspace interns go to Bratislava’s Stara Trznica

What is 'Smart City Budapest' Initiative?

Smart City Budapest (SCB) Initiative collects mostly grassroots projects and organisations from Budapest which are connected to the smart city concept. SCB Initiative aims to introduce best practices from businesses, institutions, non-profit organisations and the people of Budapest. With knowledge transfer our goal is to encourage citizens to take actions for a better city. A city is smart when investments in capital and communication infrastructure fuel sustainable economic growth and a high quality of life, in combination with an efficient use of natural resources. But a smart city doesn't exist without smart citizens.

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Projects highlight

Slow Movement - Slow Budapest

A fundamental characteristic of the Slow Movement is that it is propounded, and its momentum maintained, by individuals who constitute the expanding global community of Slow.

Pet IT

Local food for cats, dogs and plants…

Jewish Quarter of Budapest for children

Special guide for children between 8 and 13 edited by kultúrAktív Association
The Jewish Quarter of Budapest for Children forms part of a set of workbooks titled Your City.

Our Partners

Artopolis Association

SMART CITY 360 Summit

Valyo

kultúrAktív Association

Rukkola.hu

Our news

How are you, market hall?

It’s been two years since we started to be actively present in and around Rákóczi Market Hall.

Rákóczi Recreation - A Remedy Station Against Winter Depression

The former BRFK photo gallery was reborn as a local experimental club called Rákócity. The first program included jungle vibes, calmness and lots of green.

Mindspace Volunteer Meeting

Last year, the first Mindspace voluntary meeting was held, which proved to be popular. That's why it took place again, this year on February 4th, in the big hall of Lumen Cafe. The Mindspace team has been surprised, as more than 60 people have appeared and many have joined as a volunteer.