A preparation course on assessing territorial capabilities and planning smart services that respond to verifiable public needs. It brings together territorial planning, data, infrastructure, connectivity, governance, and digital inclusion.

Objective

Develop a smart territory roadmap with prioritized initiatives, assigned responsibilities, targets, and indicators, while addressing differences in access across areas and groups.

Competencies You Will Develop

• Assess service gaps and institutional capabilities using traceable sources.
• Define the data, interoperability, access, continuity, and controls required for territorial services.
• Compare infrastructure options based on public value, equity, feasibility, lifecycle cost, and risk.
• Assign responsibilities and design mechanisms for participation, accessibility, and feedback.
• Build a phased roadmap with baselines, targets, data sources, and owners.

Course Preparation Deliverable

A smart territory roadmap that includes an assessment, prioritized services, selection criteria, phases, responsible parties, risks, and verifiable indicators.

Recommended requirements

Basic knowledge of territorial planning and service management is recommended. A territorial case study and available information sources are helpful.

These proposed learning materials are subject to institutional validation. The course supports exam preparation; credential requirements and assessment are governed by the current official framework.