Founded in 1989, the Brazilian Association of Mayors (FNP) is the only municipal entity directed exclusively by mayors in exercise of their mandates, composed by 400 municipalities with more than 80,000 inhabitants. This number covers 100% of the capitals, 60% of the inhabitants and 75% of the country’s GDP.
Among the activities of FNP is the organization of national and international events. We highlight the Municipal Meeting with Sustainable Development (EMDS), the largest local sustainable development event held in Latin America. Promoted by FNP in partnership with national and international organizations, it welcomes about 10000 people (+500 mayors) each edition. The 5th EMDS will happen in Brasilia – 26th to 28th August 2019.

Mercociudades was born 27 years ago with the aim of strengthening regional integration between South American local governments. Initially made up of 12 cities, this network currently has more than 370 member cities from 10 South American countries and is an outstanding reference in regional integration processes. Its initiatives and programs are oriented based on its vision of “integrated, inclusive and participatory cities”, and among its primary objectives are: improving the quality of life in the cities of the network, influencing national, regional and global agendas, stimulate the exchange of experiences; and create joint projects and policies between cities. An important milestone among its actions is the creation of the first regional program of cities for South-South cooperation.

Open & Agile Smart Cities (OASC) is a non-profit, international network of smart cities & communities. Together with our international member cities and partner organisations, and based on our core values – openness, agility, and cooperation – OASC is building the foundation for a global market where digital services can scale sustainably.
As the largest network for smart cities and communities, OASC creates sustainable impact for our member cities by working towards a common technical ground which allows scaling and sharing of urban digital services based on open standards, open APIs, and shared data models. We call this common technical ground Minimal Interoperability Mechanisms.

The OSGP Alliance is the global non-profit association dedicated to promoting the adoption of the Open Smart Grid Protocol (OSGP) and infrastructure for smart grid applications towards a future proof modern smart grid. With a key focus on security, smart metering, smart grid, grid analytics, distribution network management and smart cities our members, including utilities, hardware manufacturers, service providers and system integrators, all share a common goal and vision: promoting open standards for energy demand side management, smart grid and smart metering systems.

The Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) is an intergovernmental organisation that brings together the 28 countries of the European Union and 15 countries of the South and East Mediterranean. Its aim is to strengthen cooperation and dialogue across the region. Since its creation in 2008, the institution has continuously worked to promote political dialogue between its member states, including cities and local authorities, to address the aspirations of Euro-Mediterranean citizens. The roadmap adopted in 2017 underlines the key role of the UfM as a unique framework for political dialogue and regional cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean area, focusing on human development (women and youth empowerment, education, research, business and employment) and sustainable development (urban development and transport, energy, climate action, water and environment).

The World Smart Sustainable Cities Organization (WeGO) is an international association of city and other local governments, smart tech solutions providers, and national and regional institutions committed to the transformation of cities into smart sustainable cities.
WeGO’s Secretariat is based in Seoul, Korea, with regional offices in East Asia (Chengdu, China), Eurasia (Ulyanovsk, Russia), the Mediterranean (Beyoğlu, Turkey), and Latin America (Mexico City, Mexico).
WeGO has 170+ members around the world and serves as their international platform to improve the quality of life, innovate in the delivery of public services, and strengthen regional competitiveness.

The Catalan Association of Facility Management (ACFM) is constituted as a non-profit Association that brings together individuals, legal entities and other entities that within their actions offer, promote in Catalonia any of the activities related to the Facility Management.

The objectives of the Association are the following:
• To group natural persons, legal persons and other entities that within their actions offer, promote or develop in or from Catalonia any of the activities related to Facility Management.
• Improving the competitiveness of companies.
• Incorporate other professional, sectorial, academic groups, etc.
• Give visibility to Facility Management and consolidate it as a common business practice, by disseminating its models and benefits in different media and forums.
• Promote training in Facility Management seeking alliances with other training entities.
• Achieve official recognition of the profession.
• Become a recognized reference center in the field of Facility Management.

ACR+ is an international network of cities and regions sharing the aim of promoting a sustainable resource management and accelerating the transition towards a circular economy on their territories and beyond. Circular economy calling for cooperation between all actors, ACR+ is open to other players in the field of material resource management (NGOs, academic institutions, consultancy or private organizations). For already more than 25 years, ACR+ facilitates the exchange of experiences between members while also sharing technical and policy information. To strengthen the knowledge and capacities of the network and push forward innovation in the field of material resource management, ACR+ is involved in several projects at European level and in the Mediterranean region, in cooperation with its members.

AEBALL, the BUSINESS ASSOCIATION OF L ‘HOSPITALET and BAIX LLOBREGAT, is, since 1984, the business association of representation, management, defense, coordination and promotion of the professional interests of companies that carry out economic activities of a general nature in their different sectors: industrial, commercial and services, within the territorial scope of L’Hospitalet and Baix Llobregat, the South of Barcelona Metropolitan Area, in constant economic and social growth. AEBALL groups more than 3,700 companies, which are located in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat and Baix Llobregat and generate more than 51,000 jobs, and has direct contact with more than 8,000 companies and entities in the area and Catalonia, as well as administrations public, organizations and media It is a cooperation platform: between large companies, innovative SMEs, start-ups and universities / technological centers, and promotes public-private partnership.

AEDIVE is the Iberian EV cluster, an association with more than 150 companies which gathers the industrial, technological and services value chain of e-Mobility in Spain and Portugal. AEDIVE is the representative of AVERE, the European EV Association, for the Iberian market and is also a member of Platform for Electromobility and the ICT Interoperability Innovation Group eMI3. In Latinamerica, AEDIVE has a strong presence and activity in several countries and has a partnership with Latam Mobility.

AEICE, Clúster de Hábitat Eficiente, is a private non-profit association whose mission for the last 10 years has been to promote the competitiveness and transformation of the habitat industry through strategic actions based on innovation and business collaboration, being a meeting point for all the agents of the sector, and interrelation between them and with the different public and private actors. Its aim is to provide a collaborative response to the challenges we face as a sector and as a society, acting jointly as an agent of change through strategic actions in the fields of construction 4.0, sustainable rehabilitation, positive energy buildings and neighbourhoods, circular construction, friendly and healthy environments, the enhancement of heritage, and smart and sustainable equipment.

Largest independent network of regions in wider Europe, gathering 150 regions from 30 countries – from Norway to Turkey and from Russia to Portugal.

Amec urbis is the Spanish cluster of urban technologies that includes the main manufacturers and exporters in the fields of mobility, parking, urban landscape and water and waste treatment, offering a wide range of solutions for smart cities.

We are the association representing the digital technology industry sector in Spain. Our members include large, medium and small leading IT companies, Telecommunications, Electronics, Digital Services and Content, leading companies driven by the digital transformation as well as other industry associations. OUR VISION: A society that benefits from today’s opportunities offered by digital technology in Spain and considers this sector as the main engine for the achievement of economic and social objectives. OUR MISSION: To promote, for the benefit of our members, the best economic, policy and legislative environment that facilitates the development and the use of digital technologies. We want to achieve this goal by working as constructive partners with national and European public and private institutions, as well as with other international organisations.

OUR VISION
A society that benefits from today’s opportunities offered by digital technology in Spain and considers this sector as the main engine for the achievement of economic and social objectives.
OUR MISSION
To promote, for the benefit of our members, the best economic, policy and legislative environment that facilitates the development and the use of digital technologies. We want to achieve this goal by working as constructive partners with national and European public and private institutions, as well as with other international organisations.

98 city governments aim to implement regional autonomy and cooperation among regional governments in the spirit of democracy.

The leading German Broadband Association (BREKO) represents more than 190 fixed broadband network operators in Germany. BREKO members are responsible for the roll-out of future-proof fibre infrastructure and currently account for more than 80% of the competitive FTTB/H deployment. With annual investments of approximately €2.5 billion in 2018, BREKO plays a significant role in the effort to create an inclusive European gigabit society that builds on fast fibre networks to all buildings. This drive has allowed BREKO businesses to establish 5 million FTTB/H connection throughout Germany.
The German Fibre Association provides its members with political and regulatory expert knowledge and operates at all levels, linking federal state, national and EU policy closely together to strengthen competition on the telecommunications market.

Col.legi de l’Enginyeria de Camins, Canals i Ports de Cataluña is the professional reference in the field of civil and environmental engineering in Catalonia; leads urban planning as a scientific discipline and has a tight commitment with the climate emergency through SDGs. It is made up of about 3,000 members out of 30,000 members throughout Spain.

CARA, European Cluster for mobility solutions, French cluster based in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, gathers 430 members, including manufacturers, transport operators, universities, research and education centres. CARA also represents the PFA Automotive Industry and Mobilities. Aiming to be the leading French cluster in Europe, CARA supports the transformation of passengers and goods transport systems to meet the challenges of public health and the ecological and digital transition. CARA works on 6 sectors: industrial vehicles, automotive, aerial guided transport, river transportation, active mobility, rail transportation.

The Clúster de l’Energia Eficient de Catalunya (CEEC) is an entity that, through collaboration with companies and associated organizations from areas such as technology, research, institutional, regulatory, industrial, informative and business, has the aim of promoting the field of energy efficiency.

The UPC Technology Center (CIT UPC) applies university research to innovation in business. We develop comprehensive, multidisciplinary and turnkey technology solutions and offer companies a wide range of technological capabilities to develop projects in areas like advanced manufacturing technologies, ICT, materials, energy, health, infrastructures, mobility or urbanism and sustainability. Due to the UPC’s excellent research track record in engineering, architecture and science, CIT UPC’s knowledge spans a wide technological spectrum. We have strong expertise in Smart City technologies related to mobility, urban environment, governance and finance, digital transformation and inclusive & sharing cities.

We are an innovative business organization in which we promote and facilitate technological innovation in logistics and transportation. Aimed at promoting transversal innovation projects and initiatives, supporting entrepreneurship projects, putting supply and demand in contact, and carrying out the dissemination and transfer of technological and environmental knowledge.

CityNet is the largest association of urban stakeholders committed to sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region. Established in 1987 with the support of UNESCAP, UNDP, and UN-Habitat, the network of cities has grown to include over 170 municipalities, NGOs, private companies, and research centres. We connect actors, exchange knowledge, and build commitment to establish more sustainable and resilient cities. Through capacity building, city-to-city cooperation, and tangible projects, we help our members respond to climate change, disasters, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA) is a non-profit business league established to facilitate the interaction, and advance the interests, of the entities involved in the vehicle communication environment. The Connected Vehicle Trade Association enables the collaboration of companies, organizations, and governmental bodies engaged in developing bidirectional vehicle communications. Membership is open to any corporation, public entities, standards and specification organizations and educational institutions.

Bringing together the most prominent independent R&D providers in the automotive sector throughout Europe, EARPA is the association of automotive R&D organisations since 2002. Its membership counts at present over 50 members ranging from large and small commercial organisations to national institutes and universities. EARPA is a high-quality platform of automotive researchers who operate within the broader scope of road mobility at large, and is actively contributing to the European Research Area and the future EU RTD programmes. The Association works in close cooperation with a wide variety of partners in automotive and related industry and suppliers as well as the European Institutions and the EU Member States. Foremost, EARPA is independent from any external body or institute, only supported by its members’ fees and is governed by an Executive Board and General Assembly.

Eurotowns was established in 1991 as the Europe-wide network for towns and cities with populations between 50.000 and 250.000. Towns and cities of this size play a significant part in the economic and social life of Europe. The Eurotowns network aims to ensure that this fact is properly reflected in the development of European legislation and promotes the interests of medium-sized cities at European level. There are currently 19 cities in membership of Eurotowns. The network supports medium-sized cities in Europe to strengthen their role as attractive, inclusive and sustainable places. Furthermore, Eurotowns provides a valuable mechanism for building reliable partnerships, developing innovative and sustainable projects, and effective collaboration on European Union funding applications.

EuroXR Association gathers individuals, large companies, SMEs, as well as research institutions, universities, and laboratories.
EuroXR has been operating on the European territory for more than 10 years, providing a solid International Network for all those interested in interactive technologies (VR/AR/MR).
It offers to XR professionals many moments in which to meet, Conferences and VR/AR related Events; opportunities for collaboration in European and International projects; promotion of research; development and deployment of results and technologies.
The annual appointment of EuroXR, the 17th International Conference will be held at UPV – LabLENI, in Valencia, from 25th to 27th November 2020. It will bring together people from research, industry, and commerce, to exchange knowledge; new results and applications.

FECEMINTE (Federació Catalana d’Empreses de Telecomunicacions) is a non-profit business association, formed by companies in the field of the telecoms (systems integrators and installers, telecom operators, hard and soft manufacturers and wholesalers, etc.… ) that provide their services in the territorial area of Catalonia. Since his constitution in 1968 its aim is to provide value to its associates and to the sector in general, being an institutional interlocutor with the Administration and other economic, social and technological agents.

Forética is the leading business network on sustainability and corporate social responsibility in Spain and Latin America, with over 200 members. Our mission is to encourage the integration of social, environmental and good governance aspects in corporate and organisational strategy and management. Forética is Spain’s only representative of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and National Partner Organization of CSR Europe.

The Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC) is a centre for research, education, production and outreach, with the mission of envisioning the future habitat of our society and building it in the present.
IAAC’s Master in City & Technology is a unique program oriented towards redefining the analysis, planning, and design of twenty-first-century cities and beyond. The program offers expertise in the design of digitally enhanced, ecological and human-centered urban environments by intersecting the disciplines of urbanism and data science. Taking place in Barcelona, the capital of urbanism, the Master in City & Technology is training the professionals that city administrations, governments, industries, and communities need, to transform the urban environment in the era of big data.

InformaTICa – The College of Computer Engineering of Catalonia (COEINF) is a Catalan independent public institution that represents, organizes, proctets and improves computer engineers ensuring an adequate exercise of the profession, with quality assurance and willingness to serve the society.

The International Parking & Mobility Institute (IPMI) is the world’s largest and leading association of professionals in parking, transportation, and mobility. IPMI leads the industry by developing cutting-edge content, education, and events, including our 2020 Parking & Mobility Virtual Conference & Expo. Signature programs include our award-winning magazine Parking & Mobility, global data standardization efforts with the Alliance for Parking Data Standards, and showcasing the latest tech and trends. IPMI members make it all happen, and get widespread visibility, significant discounts, and all the latest business intelligence

IPWCA was founded in 2016 with a permanent office in Barcelona. It supports continued development, research and application of Pneumatic Solid Waste Collection Systems. Cities, manufacturers, private customers, scientific institutes, approval bodies are members of the IPWCA. The use of new pneumatic solutions, aka AWC 4.0, has been acknowledged as a highly efficient and very sustainable method for solid waste transportation. A significant amount of research has taken place, which has resulted in the advance of PWC 2.0 systems. The intention of IPWCA is to provide a forum for experts, manufacturers, users, and professionals active in this field, for sharing information and knowledge. Working together we can be the leaders in fulfilling the requirements for urban sustainability and energy efficiency.

The KNX Spain Association, founded in 1993, is a non-profit association open for companies and entities, and even individuals, who manufacture, distribute, integrate, install or in any other way promote the KNX standard, a communication protocol intended for the control and automation of homes and buildings.

KNX is a worldwide open standard: more than 500 manufacturers incorporate this protocol into their products, offering more than 8,000 families of certified products that are all 100% interoperable with each other, independent of the manufacturer and the application. Millions of projects operating to the full satisfaction of users, from small domestic facilities to complex facilities such as hotels, airports or hospitals, demonstrate their reliability.

KNX: Smart home and building solutions. Global. Secure. Connected.

Major Cities of Europe – IT Users Group is a non-profit, membership organisation whose objective is to maximise the value realised from the use of information and communication technologies in the administration of European local governments. Our objectives are achieved by:
– Sharing of experiences and practices amongst members through an annual conference, workshops and knowledge information bases;
– Dissemination amongst members of innovative practices from around the world;
– Facilitating discussion and engagement amongst members;
– Supporting the involvement of members in European projects;
– Engaging with the private sector to learn about its experiences and projects for the local governments.
Membership is open to local government organisations, academic institutions and not-for-profit organisations that share, support or wish to contribute to the above objectives.

The Mobility Institute is an independent platform created by RACC in association with DELOITTE, which leads the analysis of new mobility models with the perspective of promoting collaboration and business and institutional relationships. Our mission is to generate and share knowledge of mobility in the midst of change and its market opportunities, with the aim of generating a great engine of possibilities for companies and associated entities.

Railgrup has become a benchmark cluster not only in the railway ecosystem but in the transport sector in general. Through innovation, technological excellence, cross-sectoral knowledge, and the development of joint projects, we help our members establishing key points and improving their business competitiveness. Railgrup has different workgroups and currently gathers more than 105 members including public operators, engineering firms, start-ups, sensor-mobility systems, OEMs, cybersecurity, and rail infrastructure suppliers. Through different workshops, the aim is to spread knowledge, raise awareness, explore challenges ahead in a railway mobility context.

The 2 academic years (120 ECTS) of the programme are designed to educate the next generation of engineers and researchers in Smart Cities and Communities by bringing together four of Europe’s most prestigious universities in collaboration with industry. Students will acquire valuable skills and benefit from state-of-the-art research at regional and transnational level, fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, employability, knowledge exchange and multidisciplinary learning. Students will complete their master in Spain, Greece, Belgium or the U.K., depending on the chosen study path.
The Specializations are:
– ‘Specialization on Smart Grids and Demand Management’ (HWU, U.K.)
– ‘Specialization on Sustainable Urban Planning, Energy and Transport’ (UMONS, Belgium)
– ‘Specialization on Information and Communication Technologies’ (IHU, Greece)
– ‘Specialization on Energy Efficiency on Buildings’ (UPV/EHU, Spain)

Smartech Cluster, which has about 165 members, is the Spanish cluster of companies and organizations from the entire value chain of smart homes, buildings and cities; digital transformation and Industry 4.0. In Smartech Cluster, this value chain is made up of manufacturers, application developers, engineering companies, integrators, installers, technology and training centers and universities. The main objective of the cluster is to improve the competitiveness of companies through six lines of action: generation of business opportunities, promotion of collaborative R&D&I, search for financing, training and advice, communication, and networking.

We are the leading Latin American network in Sustainable Urban Mobility. At SIMUS we connect and accompany all public transportation stakeholders, to provide solutions around sustainable urban mobility that allow the modernization of public transportation, the transformation of the quality of life of citizens and urban environment, through advice technical, public policies and exchange of knowledge and good practices.

Smart Space is the meeting point (marketplace) of the companies of different sectors (metallurgical, energetic, transport, telecommunications, etc.) that develop or commercialize Smart solutions (innovative, intelligent, technological, sustainable and effective). It is a cooperation platform: between large companies, innovative SMEs, start-ups and universities / technological centers, and promotes public-private partnership. Smart Space develops Smart solutions that can be applied to different areas: industry, business areas, cities, education, health, agriculture, public administration, infrastructures, mobility, social, etc. It fosters the transfer of technology / innovation between technological centers, universities and companies, and offers specific training solutions to companies, to meet their needs.

Smart Space has developed a model of Smart business area, sustainable and replicable in different industrial areas. It contemplates: – all Smart areas: mobility, urbanism, connectivity, energy efficiency, waste and water, sustainability, tourism, security, business area management that includes de management of the relationship between companies and stakeholders and the opportunities… – both the smartization of the public space, as well as the primate space (inside the companies). Smart Space accompanies the cities in the definition of the strategy of their business areas, and in the implementation of the different solutions.

Founded in December 2014 and with headquarters in Brussels (Belgium), the Smart Transportation Alliance (STA) is a not-for-profit global collaborative platform for transportation infrastructure innovation across modes and the Smart City. In the context of safe, sustainable and multimodal transportation systems, STA’s vision is the deployment of Smart Transportation Infrastructures connecting people and businesses. A platform for knowledge management, STA’s mission is to lead and support activities improving the methods, technologies and standards associated to transportation infrastructures.

Identified with the brand Telecos.cat, we are the community that represents the telecommunication, electronics, and multimedia engineers in Catalonia with more than 25 years of institutional development (the Catalan Association of Telecommunication Engineers was established in 1992). We foster the development of the professional skills of the community, we defense them against the unauthorized practice of the profession, and we are an accredited voice in technological issues before administrations and the public opinion. In addition, our main purpose is to provide valuable services to the members of the community.

Founded in 1978, TRANSPRIME is the main association in Spain for dealing withshippers’ logistics and transport affairs.TRANSPRIME – SPANISH SHIPPERS’ COUNCIL is the main stakeholder of institutionalrepresentation, coordinator of logistics benchmarking and efficiency as well as thereference shippers’ forum. Regular meetings, seminars, presentations and activities arecarried out to trigger a deep logistical knowledge based on innovation, competitivenessand continuous improvement from the shippers’ unique point of view.TRANSPRIME SPANISH SHIPPERS’ COUNCIL represents shippers at three levels: local &national, European – being the unique Spanish Delegation of the European Shippers‘Council (ESC), and at a global level, by being a member of the Global Shippers’ Alliance (GSA).

The Portuguese-Speaking Capital Cities (UCCLA) is an international association of inter-municipal scope that aims to strengthen the cooperation among cities, fostering economic, social and cultural development, and to promote the common cultural heritage that represents the world of the Portuguese language.

On June 28, 1985, eight cities signed a twinning protocol, designing the association creation, namely Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, China, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal and São Tomé and Príncipe.

The UCCLA is headquartered Lisbon, Portugal, yet the association is represented in all the Portuguese speaking countries, through its members. Nowadays UCCLA has 88 members, cities and enterprises.

The association has developed a big variety of activities and cooperation projects, as promoter or has a platform between the international actors.

Universidad Francisco de Vitoria (UFV) is a private, non-profit Catholic university located in metropolitan Madrid, Spain. Founded in 1993, it has since become a fastgrowing institution of higher education with a student body of over 6500 undergraduate students and 6000 postgraduate students. Today the campus houses six faculties, including a prestigious school of Culinary Arts (Le Cordon Bleu), a Vocational Training Center (CETYS), a Postgraduate Studies Center, an Executive Consulting and Coaching Center (IDDI), an International Business School and a Medical Simulation Center, which collectively cover the full spectrum of training, research and education.

For 20 years, the URBACT programme has been the European Territorial Cooperation programme aiming to foster sustainable integrated urban development in cities across Europe. It is an instrument of the Cohesion Policy, co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, the 28 Member States, Norway & Switzerland. URBACT’s mission is to enable cities to work together and develop integrated solutions to common urban challenges, by networking, learning from one another’s experiences, drawing lessons and identifying good practices to improve urban policies.

Bee smart city is the leading global smart city network and community with 15,000+ members from 170 countries, aimed at empowering cities and communities to become smarter and more sustainable. We connect all smart city stakeholders to exchange knowledge and lessons learned, to share solutions and best practices, as well as to grow their professional networks and forge new collaborations. We are the partner platform of United for Smart Sustainable Cities, the global smart city initiative of the United Nations, in pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals – especially SDG 11.
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Bright Cities delivers tailor-made diagnosis and solutions roadmap to smart cities. It’s a disruptive platform that connects cities and public administrators to a new administration and development concept. It diagnosis cities and builds a roadmap so they can become better, more efficient and smarter every day, improving the lives of those who live and work there. It is passionate about public management and believes that any city can become intelligent through solutions that generate great impact on the daily lives of managers and citizens.

Caixin Global is one of the most respected sources of macroeconomics, finance and business intelligence about China. As Caixin’s English-language outlet, Caixin Global delivers fast-paced, reliable business and financial news about China to the outside world. It offers its English news via a 24/7 digital and mobile platform, and runs a semi-annual print magazine that is distributed in financial centres in the U.S., Hong Kong, Singapore and Zurich. It also has an intelligence arm that offers policy analysis, industry monitoring, and in-depth research with insight into China’s economic policy-making and its financial markets.

Cities Today is the leading news platform on urban mobility and innovation, reaching an international audience of city leaders.

City Monitor is dedicated to the future of the world’s cities. Its mission is to help its readers navigate how cities are changing and discover what’s next in the world of urban policy. Subjects it covers include transportation, infrastructure, housing, urban design, public safety, climate change, the economy and more.

Established in 2009, Eco-Business is Asia Pacific’s leading media organisation on sustainable development. Its independent journalism unit publishes high quality, trusted news and views that advance dialogue and enables measurable impact on a wide range of sustainable development and responsible business issues. It is headquartered in Singapore, with offices in Manila, Beijing, and correspondents across major cities in Asia Pacific.
Their platforms include the award-winning Eco-Business.com site which attracts more than 1,3 million high-level visitors per year and a weekly newsletter that is emailed to over 80,000 subscribers. Eco-Business offers a wide range of content and marketing services, including online advertising, custom publications, market research and whitepapers, multimedia production, consultancy, training and high-impact bespoke events catered to deepen discussions on sustainability.
Their aim is to help businesses, governments, NGOs, research institutions and think tanks to share ideas and best practices, advance public awareness and stimulate debate about sustainable development.

EqualOcean is an international information service provider and investment research firm that aims at becoming a global platform for industrial innovation. It strives to make technology inclusive, accessible and transparent.
EqualOcean is bridging the gap between China and the rest of the world. It wants to become ‘China’s first’ in its chosen vertical as there are only a few home-grown companies following a similar market strategy. Moreover, it bets on the country’s burgeoning startup scene, which is likely to cultivate a new breed of companies that will be capable of achieving global influence.

Ethic is a knowledge ecosystem aiming at favoring change by analyzing the latest global trends with a commitment to information quality and under an inalienable editorial premise: progress without humanism cannot be named progress. With a liberal spirit and a humanist vocation, Ethic addresses the challenges of our time to make complexity easier and promote critical knowledge, which is fundamental for the advance of society. Together with the analysis of global trends and the Sustainable Development Goals, the magazine promotes the defence of democracy as the core of its publishing project.

GeoConnexion International and GeoConnexion UK bring you the latest news and stories plus
reports from geotechnology industries in UK, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America
and Asia.
Coverage of topics such as 3D Visualisation, Remote Sensing, LiDAR, Cloud, Mobile Mapping,
Navigation with emphases on healthcare, public safety, retail, the environment, utilities,
surveying, LBS, transport/ logistics, telecommunications and more.

EN VÍA Magazine is a specialized social communication medium that promotes, encourages and generates updated opinion on different matters related to mobility.

REVOLVE is a communications group fostering cultures of sustainability. REVOLVE’s experienced team of communications and sustainability experts supports numerous sustainability-oriented projects – including EU-funded projects within the Horizon 2020, LIFE, and Interreg MED funding schemes – to maximize their impact by leading the communication and dissemination strategy, visual branding, content creation, growth monitoring, event organization, and digital marketing. REVOLVE publishes an award-winning quarterly magazine that explores sustainable ecosystems management, the energy transition, water security, green mobility, and the circular economy.

Materia Rinnovabile | Renewable Matter – the international magazine about circular economy and bioeconomy. Both on paper and online, it is focused on the key topics of the circular economic transition, giving voice to experts, political leaders, innovators, designers and entrepreneurs.

SmartCitiesWorld’s mission is to be the world-leading platform for sharing ideas to solve urban challenges that enable us to live in more resilient, sustainable, safe, and prosperous environments. SmartCitiesWorld provides a quality, comprehensive and current global content resource for urban leaders and their partners.
Through our platform, we encourage the smart city ecosystem to share their experiences and learn from each other.
SmartCitiesWorld enables connections between smart city challenges, solutions, industry peers, suppliers, and partners at your desk on the move and at our events.
Our business model is advertising and sponsorship funded to find out how we can help your organisation connect with our community click here.

StateScoop reports on news and events impacting technology decisions in state and local government in the United States. With its website, daily newsletter and events, it brings together IT leaders and innovators from across government, academia and industry to exchange best practices and identify ways to improve state and local government.

Tecnonews.info magazine is a private electronic digital publication. The objective of Tecnonews.info is to promote the development of the information technology sector in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries guaranteeing free information, acting as a platform for expression and collaboration between the different agents operating in the sector.

World Elite Solutions is an independent media project including a broad range of media tools: print and online editions of The Exclusive, mobile applications, web platform, marketing and branding, strategic consulting services, media distribution and event services.

TMTPost Group was founded in 2012 and holds the deep belief in technology innovation, professional services, and global impact. TMTPost undertakes the mission to incubate the innovative business and to connect with the industries for wide adoption. The company is focusing on four main business segments, which are digital media, global expert consulting, high-tech product marketplace, and tech related capital market data services. It also has established the global presence with worldwide news delivery. Currently, TMTPost has gained 150 million readers and more than 1.5 billion annual page views from its news website and App.

TRANSPORTE XXI is one of the XXI Group’s leading business communication publications. It appeared on the market in 1992 with the aim of putting professional journalism at the service of the freight transport sector in Spain. After 28 years of continuous fortnightly publishing, the journal has become in publication of reference through the exclusivity of its content and the analytical and research work that it carries out throughout the year. It’s also the top seller of all the sector’s specialized publications. TRANSPORTE XXI’s writers have been trained in the responsibility that comes along with professional journalism in terms of providing details about businesses’ economic and strategic activity. This zeal for businesses’ most sensitive activities to be properly respected and correctly interpreted has earned us the trust of the market. This ethical practice, as well as the information separation of the editorial company’s commercial and promotional interests, have created a trustworthy publication in the ever complex media sector.

Via Libre is the leading Spanish railway magazine. Every month, it provides a treasure of information on a wide range of topics related to railways. It is edited by the Fundacion de los Ferrocarriles Espanoles, and its Editorial Committee includes representatives of all the public Spanish railway and metro companies: Renfe, Adif, the regional railway companies and all the metro companies in the country. Via Libre has over 5,000 subscribers and is highly appreciated among professionals and railway enthusiasts. It is considered to be a “classic” in the railway world, its first issue having appeared in 1964. It is distributed in Spain, Europe and Latin America.

Xataka is a Webedia publication for all those who are passionate about technology. It deals both with rigorous and passionately written breaking news about technology, as well as in-depth analyses of tech novelties which are compared to other similar models. Launched in 2004, Xataka has become the leading publication about technology in Spanish, creating a community of very informed, influential, and highly participative users. Xataka means passion for a future that has already come true.