Julia Dias

Julia Dias es consultora en innovación digital y lidera las iniciativas de Código para el Desarrollo y el Development Data Partnership en el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID). Además de promover la adopción de código y datos abiertos en la América Latina y el Caribe, Julia también apoya los sectores del BID en materia de innovación, sea por medio de la innovación abierta, o apoyándolos a desarrollar herramientas digitales que utilizan tecnologías disruptivas para mejorar el diseño y ejecución de políticas públicas. Julia tiene más de 10 años de experiencia en organizaciones multilaterales y de impacto social en la región, es ingeniera industrial por la UNICAMP, y cuenta con una maestría en Administración Pública por Columbia University. Julia está especialmente interesada en políticas transversales que busquen reducir la pobreza extrema.

Open-Source technology and AI-powered Data to strengthen Urban Planning

November 15, 2024 by Laura McGorman - Brittney Butler - Julia Dias - Hector Antonio Vázquez Brust 1 Comment

UrbanPy is a python-based tool offered in an open-source fashion as part of the Open Urban Planning Toolbox. It was designed to support urban planning by bringing together specific local data focused on geographic regions defined by municipal authorities, making it useful across various contexts. The tool was developed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in … [Read more...] about Open-Source technology and AI-powered Data to strengthen Urban Planning

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