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Smart Human Rights Cities

Introduction

Audience and Use

What is Smart City Technology?

Key Human Rights Principles

Guiding Principles

Implementing Human Rights by Procurement Stage

Types of Smart City Technology

Smart Human Rights Cities

Introduction

Audience and Use

What is Smart City Technology?

Key Human Rights Principles

Guiding Principles

Implementing Human Rights by Procurement Stage

Types of Smart City Technology

Folder: Overview

Introduction

Audience and Use

What is Smart City Technology?

Folder: Human Rights

Key Human Rights Principles

Guiding Principles

Folder: Procurement

Implementing Human Rights by Procurement Stage

Types of Smart City Technology

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Smart Human Rights Cities

A collaborative initiative developing implementable frameworks for human rights-centered AI procurement in municipal governments.

PARTNERS

Northeastern University School of Law

Northeastern University College of Social Sciences and Humanities

Contact us at da.jackson@northeastern.edu

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

2026 SMART HUMAN RIGHTS CITIES

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