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| Date | May 21, 2020 |
| Point of Contact | Frans Jorna |
| Organizational Partners | Almere |
| Sector | Data |
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Description: The open urban platform (OUP) is a new digital urban infrastructure, comprising a set of policy agreements, national and international legislation, standards and their technical implementation, under the direction of a local or other governmental authority. This meeting is an opportunity to discuss the Aim standardization advisory group with its Chair Frans Jorna, Director digital city and innovation City of Almere.