Smart City Map of Romania.
The public database of Smart City and Smart Village projects in Romania. 1,720 documented projects in 42 administrative units at level II (41 counties + the Municipality of Bucharest), across 7 operational domains. A source cited by journalists, researchers and institutions.
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The 7 operational domains.
The ARSC mapping framework uses 7 practical domains, adapted to the real categories of public funding (PNRR, POR, AFM). Different from the 6 academic ITU/ISO verticals, but more operational for the Romanian market.
01 · Mobility
Electric buses and minibuses, charging stations, depots, e-ticketing, smart traffic lights, smart parking, bike sharing, intermodal transport.
02 · Digitalisation
Citizen platforms, e-government, one-stop shops, online tax payments, WiFi hotspots (WiFi4EU), open data, AI / IoT, GIS.
03 · Energy
Smart LED street lighting, energy efficiency of public buildings, micro-grids, solar panels on public buildings.
04 · Environment
Waste management, air quality monitoring, digital waste collection points, urban regeneration.
05 · Health
Telemedicine, eHealth, electronic health records, hospital digitalisation (PNRR component C12).
06 · Education
SmartLab, digital equipment for secondary schools and schools, e-learning, tablets and laptops for pupils.
07 · Security
Video surveillance, video analytics, smart alert, intelligent CCTV, integrated ITS systems.
The official data sources.
- 01PNRR - Romania's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (components C3, C5, C7, C10, C11, C12, C15).
- 02MySMIS - the IT system for managing EU funds.
- 03SEAP / SICAP / e-licitatie.ro - public procurement notices.
- 04INS / TEMPO-online - demographic and economic data (the National Institute of Statistics).
- 05ANCOM - connectivity data (4G coverage, fixed internet, fibre).
- 06MIPE - the Ministry of Investments and European Projects.
- 07MDLPA - the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration.
- 08Media sources - public appearances, city hall press releases, local and national press.
Do you need specific data?
For journalists, researchers, NGOs and public administrations who want to use the data in articles, academic papers, reports or their own projects: the data is open and can be cited freely, with the source credited.