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Digitization strategy for the Gutenberg city

The mainzDIGITAL strategy was developed through a collaborative process within the City of Mainz organization, with the involvement of the political factions of the City Council. Through a variety of dialogue formats, we invited various stakeholder groups to participate in establishing the framework for the digitalization of municipal public services. 

In terms of content, the strategy brings together digitization-related aspects from current citywide sector-specific strategies, such as the “Green City Plan – Master Plan M³,” the “Master Plan 100% Climate Protection Mainz,” or the “Economy in Mainz 2020+” concept. It also builds on previous activities in the area of digitalization, such as the expansion of the public Wi-Fi network or the “Mainzer Mobilität” app. 

After a year-long strategic process, the digitalization strategy was finalized in December 2021 and adopted in February 2022 by the General and Personnel Committee and the City Council. Since then, the mainzDIGITAL team has been working with many other stakeholders to implement and further develop the strategy paper and the projects it contains. Furthermore, we are constantly on the lookout for other exciting topics and projects to make Mainz a livable and digital city.

A detailed overview of the strategy paper can be found in the PDF brochure “Digitalization Strategy for the City of Gutenberg,” which is available for download at the bottom of this page.

Contact us

Address

Woman Lena Hoffmann
Project coordination mainzDIGITAL and management of the Advisory Board for Digitization

Amtsleitung Hauptamt

Stadthaus Große Bleiche
Room3.034
Große Bleiche 46
55116 Mainz

Postal address

P.O. Box 3820
55028 Mainz

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