Building on more than 30 published academic papers and extensive modelling the METABOLIC project proves possible energy- and water gains from treating food, water and energy as interrelated systems and delivers recommendations to policy makers on national as well as local level in Brazil, Taiwan and Japan.
Combining data and modelling with an ethnographic approach, the ENLARGE project demonstrates why a nexus approach to urban heating (integrating energy and water systems) can decrease reliance on oil and gas, increase energy security, and mitigate risks such as water stress and social conflict. Project outputs include an optimisation model that determines which heat technologies produce the lowest carbon emissions and provides relevant data for decision-making at the neighbourhood scale and determining city level emissions.
With a shared ambition, 14 countries together with the European Commission are pooling resources to implement joint actions, including one main call
In this third additional Era-Net Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) call, innovative solutions are the focal point. The call is now open!
An urban living lab is an experimental approach to tackle complex urban issues. Labs involve a wide range of stakeholders and offers
Partners in the EXPAND II project have since the start of EXPAND II mobilised national communities of urban actors in Southern- and
Agroecological farming practices can be defined as those that centre both the ecological context and social justice concerns, and recognise the interconnection
The models and conceptual framework developed in the project offers valuable insights on how food waste impacts other systems and identifies the
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