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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk: The aftermath – What came out of the ENUTC calls?
DESCRIPTION:Last month\, September\, agencies and project participants from the ENUTC Building Transformation Call (BTC) gathered in Bucharest\, Romania\, for sharing results and experiences\, onsite and online. There was also a capacity building meeting with workshops about green transformation with urban living labs\, art\, design\, culture\, municipalities\, and local ecosystems as change agents. Now\, agencies will discuss what came out of the Bucharest meeting\, and from the ENUTC calls\, in an Urban lunch talk. \nIt is possible to register for the Urban Lunch Talk for the ones interested in being invited to further talks and networking activities. A Zoom meeting link will appear here before the event starts\, available for anyone to join the talk. You may download the event to your calendar (ics). The event will be recorded and published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel in order to be seen afterwards. You may watch the episode by clicking this link. \n-> Join the Urban Lunch Talk (Zoom) \nWhat came out of ENUTC?\nThe ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC) programme has over the years\, in 2 calls\, invited researchers\, urban government authorities\, cities and municipalities\, businesses\, civil society and other stakeholders to build transnational consortia. The goal has been to create innovation and research projects that enable and support capacity building for urban transformations\, also in art and design. \nNow that the ENUTC programme is coming to an end\, and when the echoes from the last event\, the Grande Finale\, in Bucharest are sounding out – what could be said about the programme in terms of output? What came out of the 2 ENUTC calls? What is the aftermath? For the upcoming\, and last ENUTC Urban Lunch Talk\, agencies will discuss the programme’s purpose and results\, and what stood out from 21 exciting projects in 2 quite different calls. \nPanel of agencies\nKristina Laurell\, Formas\nElena Simion\, Uefiscdi\nEmina Pasic\, Swedish Energy Agency\nAsta Aleksandravičienė\, Research Council of Lithuania \nModeration: Simon Boström\, Formas \nUrban lunch talk webinar series\nThe urban lunch talk is part of a webinar series to discuss and synthesize cross-cutting research and innovation\, with diverse stakeholders across Europe\, and beyond. The webinar is more of a listening experience\, so that you can enjoy your lunch or taking a walk at the same time. The urban lunch talk is live-recorded in Zoom\, and later published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk/
CATEGORIES:DUT,ENUTC
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SUMMARY:ENUTC Final event and Agora dialogue\, Lund and Malmö\, February 5–7 2025
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday until Friday\, February 5–7 2025\, agencies and project participants from the ENUTC co-funded call will gather in Lund\, and Malmö\, Sweden\, for sharing results and experiences\, onsite and online. A Strategic Agora Dialogue will be arranged on the Friday. \n \nWelcome to Lund\, Sweden\, for the ENUTC final event. Project partners and funding agencies will have the opportunity to gather for sharing experiences\, networking\, and inspiration. Projects will present and discuss their works\, mingle with each other\, agencies and experts. \nA Strategic Agora dialogue is planned for the Friday (until lunch) in Malmö\, Sweden. \nPurpose and aim \nThe final event will let projects report on their research and results\, while facilitating exchange and community building among the projects and partners – for those involved to also discuss post-project opportunities. \nFor whom? \nENUTC project coordinators and at least one additional project partner\, external experts and ENUTC funding agencies are invited to attend the final event\, and the Strategic Agora dialogue. \nInspiration for continuation \nThe main focus for gathering is to discuss project results\, and exchange experiences – including meeting eachother in real life (IRL)\, those of us who are able to make it to Sweden. Also the ones joining online will be involved in the conversations. \nThe projects are about to finish the ENUTC programme. Thus\, project continuation will also be at focus during the event. We will be joined by Johannes Stripple from Climaginaries for inspiration – and not least\, contiunation will be discussed during the Strategic Agora dialogue. \nDiscuss project results and experiences \nThe final event will let projects report on their research and results\, while facilitating exchange and community building among the projects and partners – for those involved to also discuss post-project opportunities. \nThe project leader\, or the presenter\, will go through the results and experiences (5 minutes) with a PP presentation\, sent-in beforehand (can be presented from your own computer). Each project decides on what to present and which experiences to highlight. \nStrategic Agora dialogue\nA strategic Agora dialogue is planned for the Friday at the World Trade Center in Malmö\, Sweden. The dialogue will be only onsite\, and it will focus on project continuation\, and transformation capacities . \nWe will discuss how methods and processes could be used at larger scales\, the importance and need of international collaborations\, and what is required for funding and continuation in general. \nMichael Creek from Stickydot will be moderating the dialogue\, with support from Johannes Riegler (FFG/DUT)\, Elena Simion (UEFISCDI)\, and Kristina Laurell (Formas) managing group discussions. \nAgenda (CET\, preliminary) \nWednesday 5 February 2025\, Eatery\, Lund \n15.00 For the ones coming to Lund already Wednesday afternoon\, registration will open – and there will be space for the project partners who want to meet with eachother.\n16.30 Mingle and a toast together. \nThursday 6 February 2025\, Eatery\, Lund \n09:00 Registration and coffe\n10:00 Welcome – Kristina Laurell\, Simon Boström\, Formas & Elena Simion\, UEFISCDI\n10:25 Project presentations (cirka time spots) \n\n10.25 Embedterlabs\n10.35 Crest\n10.45 City&Co\n10.55 Create\n\nFika break \n\n11.20 CircularCityChallenge\n11.30 Coolshools\n11.40 Carin-PT\n11.50 Co-Hope\n\n12:00 Mingle lunch\, break\n13:30 Continuation theme spot – Johannes Stripple\, Lund University & Climaginaries\n14.15 Project presentations (cirka time spots) \n\n14.15 Opush\n14.25 Munex\n14.35 U-garden\n14.45 Ilit\n\nBreak (15 min) \n\n15.10 Conect\n15.20 Tango-w\n15.30 Contra\n15.40 Trustmaking\n\n16:00 Closing remarks – Kristina Laurell\, Simon Boström\, Formas & Marie Yeroyanni\, Senior expert – innovating cities\, European Commission\, DG RTD\n16:20 Q&A \n19.00 Dinner (Stäket\, Lund) \nFriday 7 February 2025\, World Trade Center\, Malmö \n09:00 Guided tour (from World Trade Center)\n09:50 Strategic Agora dialogue – Michael Creek\, Stickydot\, Johannes Riegler\, Driving Urban Transitions\, Elena Simion\, UEFISCDI & Kristina Laurell\, Formas\n12:15 Lunch \nClimaginaries digital activity – possible for the one not yet travelling (by downloading an app). \nWelcome to Lund and Malmö \nThe final event\, 5–6 February\, will be located at Eatery\, Mobilvägen 4–6\, Lund\, Sweden. \nTravelling from Copenhagen airport/Kastrup (Cph) is convenient with trains from Terminal 3 every 15–20 minutes to Lund (ca 40 minutes). \nFrom Lund Central\, you may take the Tram 1 to Telefonplan (ca 7 minutes). Walk to Eatery inside the Ideon Science Park (Eatery is next to the Water tower). \nDinner\, Thursday night\, 6 February\, will be at Stäket\, Stora Södergatan 6\, Lund. \nThe strategic Agora dialogue\, 7 February\, will be only onsite\, arranged at the World Trade Center\, Jungmansgatan 12\, Malmö. \nFrom Lund Central to Malmö\, there are trains every 5–10 minutes to Malmö Central (ca 10–20 minutes)\, with buses 3 (at D for Ringlinjen\, get off at Propellergatan)  and 8 (at E for Västra hamnen\, get off at Kockum Fritid) every 5–10 minutes (ca 7 minutes) to World Trade Center\, or cirka 20 minutes walk. \nFor the ones online \nThursday 6 February\, agencies and project participants from the ENUTC co-funded call will gather for sharing results and experiences\, also online – below is the online meeting link: \nZoom meeting: https://formas-se.zoom.us/j/64161547415 \nRegistration \nRegistration is per invitation. \nPreparations is sent out per email. \nContact \nSimon Boström\, Formas\, simon.bostrom@formas.se
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/enutc-final-event-and-agora-dialogue-lund-and-malmo-february-5-7-2025/
LOCATION:Lund and Malmö\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:AGORA,DUT,ENUTC
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SUMMARY:Urban Living Labs in Action: From Europe to Latin America’s Neighbourhoods and Cities
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to a digital workshop 5 december\, bringing together urban actors working with experimental methods such as urban living labs – the workshop aims to exchange experiences in urban transformation\, discuss new approaches and strategies\, and offer opportunities for international twinning. \n>> Click here to register for the event to make sure being invited to upcoming JPI Urban Europe and Driving Urban Transitions events\, and networking activities. The event will be able to join without registering here (Zoom). \nUrban areas are key to build robustness to deal with the bunch of crises and uncertainty of the 21st century. For that reason\, renewed efforts are required to address the stresses and challenges with innovative approaches in cities and to enhance the capacities of municipalities\, urban governance and society to act and therefore to enhance the robustness of urban systems to stress and disruptions caused by phenomena caused by the climate\, biodiversity and socio-economic crises. The urgency to reach agreed goals and significantly change human activities away from linear models of exploitation towards processes within planetary boundaries has never been more pressing. \nUrban Living Labs \nSuccess will depend on the ability to bring research results\, new governance innovation\, technologies\, approaches\, tools\, processes\, policy recommendations\, etc.\, into action in all our cities and form multi-stakeholder alliances for change. In that sense\, Urban Living Labs provide the experimental settings\, to test and co-create solutions and approaches among different stakeholders. \nThis workshop will bring together urban actors (local public administration\, researchers\, innovators\, grassroots organisations\, etc.) working in and with experimental methods such as urban living labs to exchange approaches\, similarities\, and differences. \nPurpose \nThe workshop aims to exchange experiences in urban transformation\, discuss new approaches and strategies\, and offer opportunities for international twinning. More specifically for urban living labs\, the workshop aims to \n\nprovide a platform for exchange and networking among the Latin American Urban Living Lab community and European participants and actors in this field\,\ndiscuss experiences with and impact of urban living lab approaches in urban contexts\, and\nestablish an environment for cross-continental learning from experiences and knowledge(s) generated in urban living labs.\n\nThe results of the workshop will be used for future activities and events with a focus on Latin America in the scope of the Driving Urban Transitions Partnership (DUT) and the ERA-NET Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC). \nAgenda \n15:00 Welcome note\n15:05-15.15 Input on urban living labs – Linking global ambitions with local actions\n15:15-16:00 Pitches (à 7 minutes) by projects/initiatives working with urban living labs in Latin America and Europe\n16:00-16:10 Short break\n16:10-16:15 Introduction to workshop: Learning from urban living labs across continents\n16:15-16:45 Workshop: Learning from urban living labs across continents\n16:45-16:55 Wrap-up\n16:55-17:00 Closing and next steps \nGlobal times \n15.00-17.00 CET – Brussels Time\n11.00-13.00 BRT – Brasilia Time\n09.00-11.00 PET – Lima Time \nContact \nJanine Halder – janine.halder@ffg.at
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-living-labs-in-action-from-europe-to-latin-americas-neighbourhoods-and-cities/
CATEGORIES:DUT,ENUTC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241113T133000
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SUMMARY:15-minute City AGORA Dialogue: A Call Agenda for the urban mobility transition
DESCRIPTION:  \n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/15-minute-city-agora-13nov/
CATEGORIES:15mC,AGORA,DUT
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240604T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240604T170000
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SUMMARY:Mapping of Circular Urban Economy Cases across Europe – Results Webinar
DESCRIPTION:The webinar will delve into results from a comprehensive mapping of best-practice cases of circular urban economies in European cities.  \nExperts from consultancy firm Sweco Sweden and Belgium led the data collection process concerning practical experiences in circular  urban transitions. Together with other experts\, they will provide insights into the structured outline of this mapping project\, including the bottom-up\, Power BI-driven methodology used to collect and compile circular urban economy cases. \nAdditionally\, the webinar will allow space to delve deeper into specific aspects of the topic at hand and interact directly with a panel of urban circularity experts. \nRegister 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/mapping-of-circular-urban-economy-cases-across-europe-results-webinar/
CATEGORIES:DUT
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20240527T120000
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SUMMARY:Urban lunch talk: New perspectives and approaches on urban transitions – What is needed for policy making?
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to a new episode of the Urban Lunch Talks series addressing new perspectives and approaches on urban transitions. The talk will follow up on a session about the topic at the Driving Urban Transitions Conference 2024 – in order to develop further what is needed for policy making. \n>> Go to the Zoom webinar.  \nThe webinar will be recorded and published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel. You may watch the episode by clicking this link. \n>> You may download the event to your calendar (ics-file). \n>> Click here to register for the event to make sure being invited to upcoming Urban lunch talks and networking activities. \nAfter an interesting session at the Driving Urban Transitions Conference in Brussels about projects pushing the boundaries for new perspectives and approaches on urban transitions\, there is a need to speak further about how change will come through policy making. For the conversations in the upcoming Urban Lunch Talk about how to move forward for policy making\, representants from the city/region\, state and international levels are invited for a panel discussion. \nThe theme of the event is connected to the ENUTC call (BTC) about the impact of art and design for urban transformation. We seem to be stuck in current modes of thinking\, and old solutions\, that were perhaps useful to solve old problems. This implies a need for research projects to emphasize the creativity\, and the cultural sectors – to support and enable the transformation of our societies (cities) towards a sustainable\, climate neutral and just future. \nStill\, what can the decision makers do when the research projects think outside-the-box – does policy making require the same kind of mindset? Obstacles for new perspectives\, and approaches on urban transitions\, and policy making are to be discussed Monday\, May 27 at lunch. Most welcome! \nPanel guests\n\nJenny Kornmacher\, Innovations Director\, EIT Culture & Creativity\n\nSpecialized in creative industries development and international relations\, Jenny is an experienced leader within the cultural sectors of Europe. Based in the south of Sweden working for Region Skåne\, she is also an Interim Innovations Director for the EIT Culture & Creativity. Jenny is ambitious to connect industries and creative sectors in order to support the innovation potential in a larger context\, and through the business oriented Breakthrough Lab concept\, innovation is promoted. She holds a Master of Arts focused in cultural studies/critical theory and analysis from Leuphana University of Lüneburg. \n\nAnnika Enqvist\, Research and Education Coordinator\, Public Art Agency Sweden\n\nHer role contains building a new line of public programmes and mediation of public art\, in relation to current societal and cultural issues – providing opportunities for mutual learning\, and a broad dissemination of knowledge around public art. Enqvist is managing and curating the public programming with exhibitions\, performances\, public talks\, and conferences for the agency’s public venue in Stockholm. She has developed university courses on artistic processes in the public realm at Blekinge Institute of Technology\, and Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm. Enqvist is educated at Stockholm University and Konstfack University of Arts\, Crafts and Design\, with an MA in curatorial studies. \n\nSusanne Thurén\, Strategic Urban Development\, Umeå\, Sweden\n\nSusanne is engaged with strategic and sustainable urban development at Umeå in Sweden\, part of NetZeroCities 112 Mission Cities (precursor to Cities Mission). Together with planners\, statisticians\, and analysts\, a politicial stance is developed for the future of urban Umeå – where Susanne points to the role of culture and creative business. She has a background within the fields of international economics and policy making\, with a degree in public administration and economics from Umeå University. Susanne has previously worked as a Deputy Director at the International Department at the Ministry of Finance\, Government Offices of Sweden. \nModerator\n\nJohannes Riegler\, Management Board Member\, Driving Urban Transitions\n\nJohannes engages urban actors to develop a transnational research and innovation programme for regenerative and livable urban futures. Multi-actor processes are designed to bring research communities\, public urban administrations\, urban change makers and anyone enthusiastic about urban areas together – challenges ahead could be tackled by exchanging knowledge and co-create. Johannes earned his urbanist (MA)\, and geographer (BSc) studies in Brussels\, Vienna\, Copenhagen\, Madrid\, Budapest and Klagenfurt. \nUrban lunch talk webinar series\nThe urban lunch talk is part of a webinar series to discuss and synthesize cross-cutting research and innovation\, with diverse stakeholders across Europe\, and beyond. The webinar is more of a listening experience\, so that you can enjoy your lunch or taking a walk at the same time. The urban lunch talk is live-recorded in Zoom\, and later published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-new-perspectives-and-approaches-on-urban-transitions/
CATEGORIES:DUT,ENUTC
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SUMMARY:ESF Meeting Vienna 2 June 2023
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URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/esf-meeting-vienna-2-june-2023/
LOCATION:Vienna
CATEGORIES:DUT,PED
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230227T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230227T133000
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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk & Information meeting – Envisioning a sustainable future theme: How do art and design unlock the full potential for urban transition?
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an Urban Lunch Talk about building transformation capacities through art and design. With the new envisioned future theme\, the event will involve discussions on how to imagine a sustainable urban future with aesthetic perspectives and approaches. After the Urban lunch talk\, 12 am–1 pm\, short information of a new call about art and design will follow\, 1–1.30 pm.\nPlease observe that the date has been changed to 27 February 2023. The event is going to be performed as a Zoom webinar\, and you may save the event in your calendar (ics-file). \nClick here to register for the event in order to make sure being invited to upcoming Urban lunch talks and networking activities. \n>>Click here to go to the Zoom webinar (also without pre-registering).  \nAfter the Urban lunch talk\, an information meeting (1–1.30 pm) about a new call about art and design will follow in the Zoom webinar. \nThe webinar was recorded in Zoom\, and published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel. You may watch the episode by clicking this link. \nNew envisioned future theme\nThe Urban Lunch Talk concept has newly shifted focus to the partnership Driving Urban Transition (DUT) part about sustainable futures. The upcoming talk will involve discussions about an envisioned future with art and design based on the latest research and innovation knowledge. How can urban dilemmas be addressed with aesthetics\, what is there to be achieved – what will a sustainable urban future be and look like? \nImagination as a tool for urban transformation\nOur current crisis is not only about the environment and the climate\, but also a crisis of the imagination. We seem simply not capable of imagining the sustainable societies of tomorrow\, but are stuck in current modes of thinking and old solutions that were perhaps useful to solve old problems. There is a need to emphasize the importance of imagination\, creativity and the cultural sector\, to support and enable the transformation of our societies towards a sustainable\, climate neutral and just future. \nThe thematics of art and design are closely linked to the upcoming call within the ERA-Net Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC) – learn more via the call pre-announcement. \nPanel guests\n• Cecilie Sachs Olsen\, Professor of Art in Society \nCementing the importance of the arts in imagining urban transformation\, Cecile researches the role of artistic practice in forming societal imaginaries and in materially making and shaping urban space\, lives and communities. Currently at the Department of Art\, Design and Drama at Oslo Metropolitan University\, she develops creative methods for urban research and explores how artistic practice can be used as a framework to analyse and re-imagine urban development\, space and politics. Cecile is also engaged in the JPI Urban Europe (ENUTC) project Conflict in Transformations (CONTRA)\, researching sustainable futures through arts-based methods\, conceptualized as “drama labs”\, as a new manifestation of urban living labs. \nWebsite: oslomet.no/en/about/employee/cecilies/ \n• Bettina Schwalm\, Experience Designer \nAs an Experience Designer\, Strategist and Researcher\, Bettina Schwalm has a long experience serving society\, culture and the environment. She is educating and coaching teams in innovation and future thinking\, always with a strong focus on behavioural studies. She is the Center Director for Konstfack (University of Arts\, Crafts\, and Design) at the Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship and a guest lecturer in various institutions worldwide. Her interdisciplinary approach is at the intersection of science and design\, developing hands-on tools and visions for organisations and the public realm. Her recently Vinnova-funded speculative design project “Signs of Change”\, in collaboration with Radical Norms\, explores aspects of Urban Transformation and the impact of extreme climate futures through public street signs. \nWebsites: bettinaschwalm.com\, signsofchange.io \n• Jenny Kornmacher\, Innovations Director EIT Culture & Creativity \nSpecialized in creative industries development and international relations\, Jenny is an experienced leader within the cultural sectors of Europe. Based in the south of Sweden working for Region Skåne\, she is also an Interim Innovations Director for the EIT Culture & Creativity. Jenny is ambitious to connect industries and creative sectors in order to support the innovation potential in a larger context\, and through the business oriented Breakthrough Lab concept\, innovation is promoted. She holds a Master of Arts focused in cultural studies/critical theory and analysis from Leuphana University of Lüneburg. \nWebsite: Jenny Kornmacher\, Linkedin \n• Bruno Georges\, Grand Projects and Innovations Director \nBruno is an innovations director for major project development in the private engineering group OteisLab\, and previously the creator and manager for sustainable design office ITF. Bruno is engaged in having a longer time perspective of sustainable projects\, rather than decades. For radical urban transformation\, culturally and financially – there is a need for a change in imagining the future. \nWebsite: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bruno-georges-839466104/?originalSubdomain=fr \nUrban lunch talk webinar series\nThe urban lunch talk is part of a webinar series to discuss and synthesize cross-cutting research and innovation\, with diverse stakeholders across Europe\, and beyond. The webinar is more of a listening experience\, so that you can enjoy your lunch or taking a walk at the same time. The urban lunch talk is live-recorded in Zoom\, and later published for the JPI Urban Europe’s Youtube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-envisioning-a-sustainable-future-theme-how-do-art-and-design-unlock-the-full-potential-for-urban-transition/
CATEGORIES:DUT,ENUTC
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SUMMARY:AGORA Thematic Dialogue: "Making use of the 15-minute city – levers\, impact criteria and indicators for a sustainable and inclusive urban mobility system"
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED.\n\nClick here for the PDF invitation \nSince the outbreak of COVID-19 but also in context of the climate crisis\, concepts that focus on the hyperlocal level – promoting mixed-use\, lively neighbourhoods with short distances to services and opportunities – gained more traction for cities globally. One of these concepts is the 15-minute city that has reached wide attention and has been taken up and interpreted in many different cities and contexts. \nWorking intensively with the 15-minute city in the Driving Urban Transitions Partnership\, we want to invite you to a AGORA Dialogue – organised back to back with the Urban Futures Conference in Helsingborg/Sweden – to discuss\, reflect and co-create with us: \n\nWhat are the greatest challenges and biggest levers for a more sustainable and inclusive mobility system in our cities?\nWhich are the essential criteria to define and qualify impacts for 15-minute city approaches?\nWhich indicators help us to describe qualities and quantify changes in the urban mobility system?\n\nWhen? – Tuesday\, 31st May 2022\, 1 pm – 6:30 pm (+ optional get-together) \nWho? – Representatives from city administrations as well as participants of the Urban Futures Conference (in their role as civil society stakeholder\, researchers\, small-medium sized businesses including consultancies and mobility service providers\, public utilities) \nHow? – Face-to-face meeting in Helsingborg with approx. 40 people\, on the day before the start of the Urban Futures Conference \nTHIS EVENT IS FULLY BOOKED.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/agora-thematic-dialogue-making-use-of-the-15-minute-city-levers-impact-criteria-and-indicators-for-a-sustainable-and-inclusive-urban-mobility-system/
LOCATION:Helsingborg\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:15mC,AGORA,DUT
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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