Use Cases
AI4Gov solutions were successfully validated across seven distinct use cases in three countries:
- In Spain, they supported policy improvements for sustainable Water Cycle Management, addressing both drinking water and sewage systems.
- In Slovenia, they focused on sustainable development, and were applied to assess biases in data sets as well as to enhance policies, both for the IRCAI initiative and the SDG observatory.
- In Greece, they were used to optimize waste and traffic management policies in touristic areas.
Locations
Vari-Voula-Vouliagmeni (Greece)
Vari–Voula–Vouliagmeni (VVV) is a coastal municipality near Athens that attracts both local weekend visitors and international tourists, especially in spring and summer. Through AI4Gov, VVV manages to improve and adapt its waste and traffic management policies, also by reducing costs and boosting citizen satisfaction.
Diputación Provincial de Badajoz (Spain)
The Diputación Provincial de Badajoz (DPB) is a provincial authority that coordinates and supports local municipalities in their economic and social development. Through AI4Gov, DPB harnesses the full potential of sensor-generated data to enable smarter water management. This approach allows for timely prediction of inefficiencies in water quality and energy use, identification of recurring system issues, and optimization of long-term investment planning.
Jožef Stefan Institute (Slovenia)
The Jožef Stefan Institute (JSI) leverages AI4Gov to advance ethical AI and strengthen global cooperation for sustainable development. This has been accomplished by:
1. Improving the Top100 Projects platform that highlights AI solutions for UN's SDGs
2. Developing an SDG Observatory to visualize progress toward these goals
3. Analyzing OECD national AI strategies to understand how they address bias and identify good practices
