MSc. Lucy Temple is a research associate at the Center for E-Governance at the Danube University Krems. She holds a Master’s degree in Public Sector Innovation and E-Governance from the universities of KU Leuven (Belgium), WWU Münster (Germany) and TalTech (Estonia), and a graduate degree in International Relations from Universidad de San Andrés (Argentina). Her research focuses on Smart Sustainable Cities, co-creation of public services, inclusive governance models, technology adoption models, and citizen motivation to co-create. She has previously worked as the institutional liaison for the Secretariat of Productive Transformation at the Ministry of Production in Argentina, focusing on government support for the technological transformation of the private sector in Argentina, as well as participating in the Digital Transformation taskforce for the G20 and B20 during the Argentine Presidency. Moreover, she was responsible for International Cooperation at CIPPEC, a renowned public policy think tank in Argentina, focusing on research proposals and project management for projects financed by international organizations.