14 March 2025

Odesa Launches MISTO Platform to Enhance Quality of Life and Services

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Odesa city authorities have announced the launch of the MISTO platform, which is intended to become a tool for improving the quality of life of residents and the efficiency of community management. MISTO is designed to make the lives of residents more comfortable and safe. It is a digital tool that will allow for faster access to important services and information.

This was reported by the Odesa City Council.

The MISTO Digital Services Platform information and communication system is a modern cloud-based platform. It is designed to combine and digitalize city services and information resources into a single management system. It provides centralized access to information and services through a single city portal and mobile applications. In addition, it allows for quick access to data and interaction with relevant city services and departments.

Among the available functions of the mobile application for residents:

In the near future, they promise to make it possible to participate in voting on petitions. In addition, residents will be able to send inquiries to the Single Center for Citizens' Appeals and track public transportation.

The corresponding application is available on Google Play and the App Store.

Сергій Лозовський

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