In this conversation, Gesa Ziemer, a Professor of Digital Urban Cultures at HafenCity University Hamburg, shares her insights on making cities more livable and equitable. She discusses a project in Botswana that enhances citizen engagement through digital tools tailored to local needs. Gesa highlights the importance of decentralized data management and collaboration among stakeholders, while also addressing challenges like data bias. Her vision for urban planning emphasizes transparency, diversity, and the integration of informal settlement data into city systems.
