ABSTRACT
Covid-19 has changed sociodemographic and eœnomic dynamics, causing a crisis that poses a great challenge for cities, spaces very affected by the pandemic. In this context, geo-governance is a useful tool to respond to new challenges, although it requires new approaches and the integration of Geographic Intelligence. This research presents a geo-governance process promoted by the City Council of Zaragoza (Spain) based on two digital citizen surveys that want to know the needs, living conditions, perception and emotional situation of citizens in the context of the pandemic. The results identify spatial patterns and allow us to reflect on the processes of citizen participation and their limitations in the context of geo-governance.. © 2021 Presses Universitaires du Mirail. All rights reserved.