Templates and guides designed for institutions. Practical tools for diagnoses, projects and management of green infrastructure.
How we developed the Sant Boi Green and Blue Infrastructure Strategy (2025–2035): from scientific diagnosis to actionable roadmap Case study · Institutions and territories Published December 25, 2025 · Category: Strategy · Institutions In recent years, many municipalities have invested in studies on climate, biodiversity, or health […]
Digitalization is already present in city councils and businesses, but it often remains limited to "posting on Instagram." This real-life case illustrates what happens when communication is approached with models not adapted to the current reality—based on data, segmentation, and evaluation—and how to correct course to achieve genuine impact on citizens.
Municipal websites were created to publish information. Citizens, however, need guidance and results. With the arrival of AI-powered browsers (like Atlas), the relationship changes: residents no longer simply "search" through internal menus; they ask questions and expect a clear, verifiable, and official answer. This article explains how to move from a portal that simply informs to a service that guides, using an AIO/Atlas approach that benefits both people and AI systems.
Every year, more city councils announce their move into artificial intelligence. The headlines sound promising: automated processes, citizen chatbots, efficient management. But a few weeks later, the teams are overwhelmed, the suppliers disappear from view, and the projects fizzle out in administrative silence.
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The municipal teams are exhausted. Every day they draft minutes, reports, specifications, certifications, and memoranda; they correct versions, adjust paragraphs, update annexes, and repeat processes for minor errors in formatting or interpretation.
In recent years, green infrastructure has evolved from an environmental concept to a strategic pillar for cities seeking to improve resilience, comfort, and urban quality. However, many local strategies fall short: diagnoses are not implemented, projects are halted, and subsidies are lost or spent without lasting impact.
In many municipalities, the green infrastructure strategy starts with momentum but then stalls amidst endless paperwork. Sometimes this is due to over-analysis; other times it's because it's perceived as unmanageable for small teams or those lacking specialists.
The most common mistakes aren't strategic; they're related to daily operations. Here you'll see three errors that are repeated in many city councils and how to correct them with focus, clear language, and minimally viable coordination, to move from mere visibility to genuine connection with citizens.
In a saturated environment, medium-sized and small cities can gain ground by transforming their messages into something that fosters understanding and trust. This article brings together a framework, principles, examples, and metrics to help you move from simply "publishing" to communicating with real impact on your community.
What is hindering the adoption of AI in local administrations, what changes with the AI Act, and how to move from doubts to measurable results with controlled 90-day pilot projects.
Spain's hottest summer on record confirms that extreme heat is no longer an exception. This article analyzes its impact on neighborhoods and schools and presents realistic measures that municipalities can implement immediately, aligned with the European climate adaptation strategy.
The R&R Route for Institutions. It's not just another technical report or a generic recipe. It's how we work at Rumbo & Resultados: our own methodology, developed from experience in public administrations and real green infrastructure projects.
In minutes, check if your municipality effectively communicates its environmental initiatives and engages citizens. A practical checklist to evaluate channels, messaging, and actual participation.
Evaluate whether your municipality has the necessary capacity to manage and coordinate green infrastructure projects from start to finish.
Identify in just a few minutes whether your municipality has a solid operational model for the management and maintenance of green spaces. A practical checklist that highlights strengths and weaknesses in the organization of urban green areas.
In 2 minutes, assess whether your municipality has the necessary foundation to advance in green and blue infrastructure. An interactive checklist that identifies key gaps and guides you toward the first steps for improvement.
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Direction & Results
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