Toni R. Crisolli
Short vita
Toni Richard Crisolli is a technologist, facilitator, and trainer with two decades of experience in stakeholder education in Eastern Europe. As a longstanding Senior Project Manager, he focusses on themes such as digital open society, sustainable urban development, and climate change.
Toni is an expert in online-augmented learning, content creation and digital transformation. of ESEM, the first online-training platform for civil society change-makers.
In 2014, Toni co-founded the Smart City Education Initiative SCEI and the Smart City Festival, which are leading hubs for smart city stakeholder in the Western Balkans. The Initiative is providing essential knowledge-transfer, match-making, and education for stakeholders involved in city innovation.
In his private time, Toni is an active content-creator, streamer, community-manager.
Contributions
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Sustainable City Festival 2024 Premiere
Serbia’s path to a greener future took center stage at FNF’s new Sustainable City Festival 2024 in Niš, where we tackled myths about sustainability, highlighted innovations, and celebrated citizen engagement.
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"Istina" - A Cinematic Lens on Human Rights
"Istina," a narrative short film produced by the Hamburg Media School and backed by the Western Balkans office of the foundation, portrays the harrowing journey of a Serbian photojournalist and her daughter fleeing right-wing extremism. More than just a story, the film mirrors the threats that journalists and activists face, highlighting the pressing issues in Serbia and beyond.
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SMART RESTART
The motto of this year's Smart City Festival in Belgrade, which will take place from 19-20 October 2021 as a one-and-a-half-day online event, will be “Smart Re:Start – Mentality. Mobility. Market. Media. Medical.” Join in on numerous panels.
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„A Rocky Road and the Path ahead“
Die Stiftung und ihre Partner in der Region unterstützen rurale Gebiete dabei, essenzielle „smarte“ Lösungsansätze und Dienste für Bürger zu konzipieren und umzusetzen. Klimasensible „Smart City“-Konzepte sollen für den ländlichen Raum angepasst werden und in Zukunft den negativen Entwicklungstrends in den ländlichen Lebensräumen entgegengewirkten – z.B. durch nachhaltigere digitale Dienste für Bürger.
