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SUMMARY:SORTEDMOBILITY final event
DESCRIPTION:The SORTEDMOBILITY project has its project final event taking place in Paris\, Monday May 13th\, 2024\, 10am to 5pm. \nThe agenda for the day includes crash courses on cutting-edge research topics and the presentation of the project results. \nFor more information\, please visit the SORTEDMOBILITY project website: https://www.sortedmobility.eu/events.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/sortedmobility-final-event/
LOCATION:Paris\, France
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240514T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240514T170000
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SUMMARY:PED AGORA Dialogue: PED 3.0 - Our Journey towards climate-neutrality
DESCRIPTION:Find more info about the event on the DUT website. \nRegister for the PED AGORA Dialogue
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/ped-agora-dialogue-ped-3-0-our-journey-towards-climate-neutrality/
LOCATION:Digital
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240515
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240518
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SUMMARY:Joint event for the Sino-European projects (ENUAC)
DESCRIPTION:By invitation only\nJoint event for the eight Sino-European projects funded by the joint programming initiative Urban Europe (JPI Urban Europe) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in the Sino-European programme of the ERA-Net Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC). \nThe joint event offers the project partners an opportunity to meet each other for knowledge sharing\, strategic discussions and exchanges on impact\, and learning from the projects’ research and experiences so far. Furthermore\, information about communication\, support activities and requirements for the coming years will be discussed. The event is an opportunity for networking and community building among the eight Sino-European projects funded by JPI Urban Europe and NSFC. \nAims of the joint event: \n\nLearn from each other’s experiences\, insights and (intermediate) outcomes as well as from the wealth of experiences brought in by all participants;\nReflect on the projects’ impact plans;\nExchange views on the role of data and data sharing between European and Chinese researchers and institutes;\nExchange views on and find pragmatic options to strengthen the projects’ approach to other identified cross-cutting topics.\n\n  \nRegister here\n  \nProgram\n\nDay 1 | Wednesday 15 May 2024 \n09:30 Registration\, coffee & tea \n10:00 Welcome remarks by NSFC & JPI Urban Europe \n10:20 Warm-up & ‘speed dating’ \n10:45 Presentations from projects (I) – on ‘Sustainable Urban Logistics‘ \nQ&A (10 minutes) \n11:45 Group photo \n12:00 Lunch & poster viewing \n13:15 Presentation from projects (II) – on ‘Strengthening Climate-neutral Mobility‘ \nQ&A (10 minutes) \n14:15 Monitoring\, evaluation & learning\, Projects Contact Point \n14:45 Break \n15:00 ‘Marketplace’ – session for and by Chinese and European postdocs & PhD candidates \nActivity to find and map possible connections between the different projects \nProjects on ‘Sustainable Urban Logistics‘\nProjects on ‘Strengthening Climate-neutral Mobility‘ \n17:00 Wrap-up and key take-aways first day \n18:30 Networking dinner \n  \nDay 2 | Thursday 16 May 2024 \n08:30 Internal meetings per project \n11:00 Break \n11:15 Discussion in mixed breakout groups on cross-project collaborations & joint activities \n12:00 Lunch & poster viewing \n13:15 Dissemination & communication strategy \n13:45 Discussions on impact (I) \n14:30 Break \n14:45 Discussions on impact (II) \nPanel discussion \n15:15 Stakeholder engagement & needs of urban public authorities \nPanel discussion \nHybrid session \n16:00 Other things projects would like to raise (open session) \n16:30 Final remarks and end of the joint event \n18:30 Networking dinner \n  \nDay 3 | Friday morning 17 May 2024 \nSite visit(s) in Hangzhou \nFarewell lunch buffet
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/mid-term-event-for-the-sino-european-projects-enuac/
LOCATION:Hangzhou\, China
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240516T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240517T170000
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SUMMARY:The European Mobility Days and ACUTE workshop
DESCRIPTION:The 6th European Mobility Days are coming up\, this time in Strasbourg\, organised on 16 and 17 May 2024 by Cerema and CNFPT\, in partnership with the Eurometropole of Strasbourg\, GART\, UTP\, MOT\, UGE\, ADEUS (Strasbourg Urban Planning Agency)\, and the European POLIS network. \nThe aim is to discuss and exchange ideas based on European and international examples\, in order to compare and understand the issues and levers for action\, and thus act effectively to promote a sustainable mobility policy. On the first day\, the French National pilot workshop of the European ACUTE programme will also be held. \n>> For more information and practical details\, visit the event website. \nRegistration deadline: 3 May 2024\, 11:59pm (as the number of participants is limited\, the advise is to register as soon as possible).
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/the-european-mobility-days-and-acute-workshop/
LOCATION:Strasbourg
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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 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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240604T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240604T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
CREATED:20240508T083829Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240515T134356Z
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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/Vienna:20240611T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240612T170000
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SUMMARY:CONflict in TRAnsformations Seminar in Oslo
DESCRIPTION:The CONTRA project welcomes participants to their seminar “The Drama of Conflict – Working with Theatre in Urban Transformation” in Oslo\, Norway\, on 11-12 June 2024.\nThe organisers warmly welcome individuals engaged in addressing urban conflict\, citizen participation\, and arts-based approaches to tackle governance challenges to join us for the concluding seminar of the CONTRA project. This seminar aims to compare experiences and disseminate the results of our research focused on conflicts within urban spaces. \nAbout CONflict in TRAnsformations (CONTRA) project\nThrough a comparative study of urban planning law and practices focused on climate transition in four countries\, the CONTRA project studies how conflict is handled and investigates the connection with political and legal institutions to determine whether conflict is suppressed or actively used for sustainable transformation. The project also tests new ways to handle conflict. CONTRA pioneers a new model of living labs (Drama Labs) that uses theatre-based methods to experiment with productive conflict. To read more about the project please visit its website: conflictintransformations.eu \n \n\nHow to attend\nThe event organisers offer financial support for a limited number of places (travel\, accomodation etc.). \nTo be elegible\, guests should be representatives from European countries not covered by the project consortium\, the project consortium includes Belgium\, the Netherlands\, Norway and Poland.  \nParticipants from other countries are also welcome\, but we will not be able to cover the costs of their arrival and stay in Oslo. \n  \nFor more details please contact: jkrukowska@uw.edu.pl \nTo read more about the project please visit the CONTRA project website: conflictintransformations.eu
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/conflict-in-transformations-seminar-in-oslo/
LOCATION:Oslo\, Norway\, Oslo\, Norway
CATEGORIES:ENUTC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240614T113000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240614T130000
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SUMMARY:GeoSence Result Conference
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the GeoSence Results Conference – learn more about how geofencing can be deployed in European cities! \n14 June at 11.30 to 13.00\, online. \nThe project will present lessons learned from use cases and take you through their developed guide\, filled with recommendations on dos and don’ts when implementing\, or working with geofencing. \nFor more information and registration\, please visit the project event website here: https://sv-se.eu.invajo.com/event/closer/geosenceresultconference \nFor more information about GeoSence\, visit the project webpage here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/geosence-result-conference/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240905T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20240905T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
CREATED:20240820T070257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240910T114402Z
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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk: TOD revisited – Urban planning and design in station near areas for less car dependent cities
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to a new episode of the Urban Lunch Talks series addressing the theme ‘Urban transitions in times of crises’\, focusing on the importance of getting the areas within walking distance to train stations and transport nodes in cities right to realise bold visions of cities becoming less dependent on cars.  \n>> You can access the webinar recording here: https://youtu.be/9zqWF6AaBEk \nIn this episode we will shed light on the core elements of Transit Oriented Development (TOD) and how it is implemented in Europe and China. What is the state of art in research and practice? How relevant is TOD compared to the 15minute-city concept to cater for attractive and walkable living environments? How do innovative solutions for shared mobility\, e.g. mobility hubs and toolboxes\, fit into the picture? How important is the walkability aspect\, i.e. that these areas are pedestrian-friendly? \nTransit-Oriented Development (TOD) as a concept for integrated urban planning has been around for a long time to boost efficient use of space in station near urban areas. TOD advocates urban development that prioritises and maximizes residential and office space\, together with major sports- and culture destinations within walking distance of public transport. It thereby promotes a symbiotic relationship between dense\, compact urban form and public transport use. Sometimes at the expense of open urban space and greenery\, it is argued. In doing so\, TOD aims to increase public transport ridership and ultimately to promote less car-dependent sustainable urban growth. \nIn this upcoming webinar discussions will take a starting point in findings from projects funded in the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) in the JPI Urban Europe program. \nThe ENUAC project TOD2 is investigating areas in Sweden\, Denmark and China to develop a TOD2 framework with perspectives on public spaces\, shared mobility and innovative mobility hubs and carbon neutrality toolboxes. It aims to contribute to achieving reduced carbon dioxide emissions and reduced oil dependence in European and Chinese cities. What is TOD2? How do you apply TOD in Europe vs China? Are there differences between China\, Denmark\, Sweden with a focus on e.g. public spaces? \nEASIER aims to understand how we can shift people from private cars to more sustainable and active modes of transportation by studying the entire door-to-door journey\, with e.g.\, safer and more attractive public spaces to attract passengers. How do one reason about e.g. urban design in railway station area in Europe? And how can station near areas be made more attractive? \nWalkable urban neighbourhoods\, freeing up potential for sustainable and active travel by improving walking and its connections with public transport\, this is the focus of WalkUrban. The project aims to better understand local accessibility and urban walkability. Through exploring the links between objective\, subjective and perceived walking accessibility the project has identified key drivers for and obstacles to walking in various urban neighbourhoods in close collaboration with local stakeholders in three European cities (Genoa\, Dortmund and Gothenburg). \nSpeakers\nTodor Stojanovski\, TOD2\, researcher\, PhD in Urban and Regional Studies\, Computational Science and Technology (CST)\, KTH Royal Institute of Technology. \nTodor holds a PhD in Urban and Regional Studies at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. His research focuses on urban form and mobility\, urban design and transportation infrastructures\, habitation and mobility (sub)cultures. He has worked on research projects about urban form and transportation\, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Transit-Oriented Development (TOD). He has a Licentiate of Engineering (teknologie licentiatexamen) in Infrastructure and MSc (magisterexamen) in Built Environment (Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Infrastructure) from KTH Royal Institute of Technology. \nGülin Göksu Başaran\, EASIER\, Industrial PhD at the Technical University of Denmark (Department of Technology\, Management and Economics) and Copenhagen Metro. \nGülin Göksu Başaran is an industrial PhD student in the Transportation Science division\, at the Department of Technology\, Management and Economics. She holds a master’s degree in Transport and Logistics and has experience with modelling large-scale travel and satisfaction survey data. Currently\, she investigates the influence of terminal design and urban surroundings on travel behaviour and public transport users’ satisfaction\, focusing on transit-oriented development and perceived safety. \nNoriko Otsuka\, WalkUrban\, ILS Research gGmbH\, Germany\, and Osaka University\, Japan. \nStudied Architecture at the University of York\, UK\, and gained her doctorate at the Joint Centre for Urban Design\, Oxford Brookes University\, UK. She carried out her postdoctoral research at ETH Zurich\, Switzerland and worked as a visiting scientist at ILS in 2013.\nAssociate Professor (Specially Appointed) at Osaka University\, Japan\, since July 2018. Research interests in Trans-european transport networks and urban nodes\, Walkability and urban design Brownfield regeneration/ revitalisation and urban governance. \nJoin us for an interesting Urban Lunch Talk 5th of September. Register today! \n\nUrban Lunch Talk webinar series\nThis Urban Lunch Talk is part of a webinar series to discuss and synthesise cross-cutting research and innovation\, with diverse stakeholders across Europe and beyond. By facilitating conversations among various stakeholders\, we aim to inspire collaborative efforts and practical solutions that can drive sustainable transitions in urban policies and practices. The webinar is designed to be more of a listening experience\, allowing you to enjoy your lunch or take a walk at the same time. The Urban Lunch Talk is live recorded on Zoom\, and later published for the JPI Urban Europes’ /Driving Urban Transitions’ YouTube channel. \nFind the latest episodes on the Driving Urban Transitions YouTube channel. Previous episodes can be found on the JPI Urban Europe YouTube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-tod-revisited-urban-planning-and-design-in-station-near-areas-for-less-car-dependent-cities/
LOCATION:Online\, Germany
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241015T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241015T150000
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
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SUMMARY:Joint midterm event for the Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility projects
DESCRIPTION:By invitation only\nThe four Innovation Action projects funded by the joint programming initiative Urban Europe (JPI Urban Europe) in the Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility call of the ERA-Net Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC)\, are invited to a joint event online\, 15 October 10.00 to 15.00 CEST. \nRegistration\nRegistration closed. \nIf you are interested to attend the event\, please email us at info@jpi-urbaneurope.eu\, and we will look in to the possibilities. Note that this event is by invitation only. \nThe event will provide an opportunity for the projects to meet each other for knowledge sharing\, strategic discussions\, and exchanges on impact. Furthermore\, the event will give the projects the opportunity to present interim results and exchange information on progress to date\, particular challenges\, and solutions. The event is also an opportunity for networking and community building. \nFor the duration of a call\, projects are expected to participate in three events\, a kick-off\, a midterm and a final event. \nImportant note\nPlease note\, we expect at least 2-3 representatives from different project partners from each project at this meeting. It is also highly recommended that one city partner from each project also attends the meeting. Thereby\, we would like to get the cities point of view and learn about what their long-term perspectives about the respective project topics are. \nPlease be aware that this event is by invitation only. Community building within the program is an important aim of the event\, and the invitation is therefore limited to researchers actively involved in the funded projects and their partners from outside academia also involved in the projects\, as well as the involved ENUAC National funding agencies and experts from the European Commission. \nAgenda\nPlease find the program including Zoom-link here: ENUAC Midterm Event Innovation Action Call Projects Agenda Final Oct 2024.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/joint-midterm-event-for-the-innovations-for-managing-sustainable-urban-accessibility-projects/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241113T133000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241113T160000
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
CREATED:20240926T134341Z
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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:20241114T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20241115T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
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SUMMARY:ENUTC-BTC Mid-term event\, and Designed living environment conference\, Stockholm\, November 14–15 2024
DESCRIPTION:November 14–15 2024\, agencies and project participants from the ENUTC Building Transformation Call (BTC) will gather in Stockholm\, Sweden\, for inspiration and mutual exchange\, onsite and online. The second day is arranged together with projects from the Designed living environment call. \n \nWelcome to Stockholm\, Sweden\, for the Building Transformation Call (BTC-ENUTC) mid-term event. Project partners and funding agencies will have the opportunity to gather for inspiration and mutual exchange. Projects will present and discuss their works so far\, mingle with each other\, agencies and experts. The participants of the mid-term event are also invited to be a part of the Ten Research Projects on Art in Designed Living Environments – Final Conference with an emphasis on art and design. \nAn international training session for all ERA-NET Urban Transformation Capacity (ENUTC) projects is planned to be arranged – more information will come. \nPurpose and aim \nThe mid-term event will facilitate exchange and community building among the projects and their project partners\, support measures for projects to strengthen communication and impact creation\, and inform about formal requirements on monitoring and reporting. In order to build a multi-stakeholder community for the projects funded within the ENUTC program\, the mid-term event will connect to a wider stakeholder community with partners from municipalities\, business\, local communities and research. \nThe mid-term event is connected to the conference for “Ten Research Projects on Art in Designed Living Environments – Final Conference” Swedish national projects funded in the call Designed living environment and to a digital ENUTC international training session which will include a wider audience in order to build capacity outside Europe. \nFor whom? \nBTC project coordinators and at least one additional project partner\, external experts and ENUTC funding agencies are invited to attend the mid-term event. The participants from the mid-term event are also invited to meet with researchers\, practitioners and stakeholders during an afternoon mingle. Participants are also invited to attend in a conference that is investigating the design of public spaces and the importances of art in the development of a more socially inclusive\, sustainable society.  In connection with these events an ENUTC international training session will be held. \nAgenda (CET) \nNovember 14\, Wenner-Gren Center\, Stockholm  \n12.00–13:00 Consortium meeting (funding agencies only)\n13.00–13.45 Registration and lunch​\n13:45–14:00 Welcome\, tour de table\n14:00–15:00 BTC projects presentations\n15:00–15:20 Coffe break\n15:20–16:00 BTC projects presentations\n16:00–16:45 Panel discussion\n16:45–17:00 Summary\, and opportunity for practical questions\n17:30–19:00 Mingle and appetizers (Wenner-Gren Center) \nNovember 15\, ArkDes\, Stockholm    \n08:30 Registration and fika\n09:00–09:30 Welcome and keynote speach\n09:30–12:00 Project presentations and panel\n12:00–13:00 Mingle lunch\n13:00–14:45 Project reflections and panel\n14:45–15:00 Summary \nLocations \nThe mid-term event will be located at Wenner-Gren Center\, Sveavägen 166\, Stockholm\, Sweden. The Designed living environment conference\, which will be only onsite\, will be arranged at ArkDes\, Exercisplan 4\, Skeppsholmen\, Stockholm\, Sweden. \nRegistration \nRegistration is per invitation.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/enutc-btc-mid-term-event-and-designed-living-environment-conference-stockholm-november-14-15-2024/
CATEGORIES:ENUTC
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SUMMARY:ACUTE - ENUAC Knowledge Hub - Final Event
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the Final Event of ACUTE and the Knowledge Hub project\, November 28th\, from 1pm-3pm CET (GMT/UTC+1)\, online. \nThe ACUTE team will present results of its working groups and a Knowledge Hub community platform for research programs. \nFor registration\, please send an email to: \nMag. Hans Häuslmayer: hh@h2pro.at \nor \nDr. Susanne Wrighton: susanne.wrighton@boku.ac.at \nMore information to come \nAbout ACUTE \nThe Knowledge Hub ACUTE has been established under the framework of ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC). The project started in November 2022 and will last 2 years with a dedicated view to become a permanent contact point for the community. The project has extracted and consolidated knowledge of the ENUAC projects\, initiated efforts to support practitioners and brought together experts from different sectors. Read more about the project ACUTE here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/acute-enuac-knowledge-hub-final-event/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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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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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk: Serious gaming as a way of understanding the world
DESCRIPTION:When urban planning and sound decision making relies on the aggregated knowledge and collaboration of many\, gamification is a promising approach that allows us to explore possible futures and untangle difficult issues while having fun…or? \n>> You can access the webinar recording here:\nhttps://youtu.be/m6EZSsozNBw?feature=shared  \nIn this episode of the Urban Lunch Talks series\, we will investigate how serious games can be a useful tool in tackling complex planning situations\, to support a better understanding of the issues at stake among stakeholders\, help increase the engagement for sustainable urban development and better decision making. We want to share insights from two projects funded in JPI Urban Europe and deep-dive into learnings from these projects and discussion. In what situations are games helpful\, vs not so helpful? What are the key success factors and are there any hidden traps? What are the do’s and do-nots’ when setting up your own serious game? \nWe will take a starting point in findings from two projects funded in the ERA-NET Cofund call Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC). \nSpeakers: \nGlenn Lyons\, Professor at the University of the West of England\, and project coordinator of the TAP for uncertain future project\, to talk about e.g. one of the project’s most innovative outputs – a serious game called ‘TAP-SWOT in a BOX’. \nGerfried Mikusch\, Projektass. Dipl.-Ing at TU Wien\, representing the SmartHubs project to talk about the SmartHubs co-design games. \nJonas Bylund\, Researcher KTH Royal Institute of Technology\, with a background in the JPI Urban Europe management board with a focus on research and innovation strategy\, shares insights on how serious games relates to a tradition of other exploratory methods and Urban Living Labs. \nNeil Powell\, Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at Uppsala University\, will e.g. share experiences from co-creating games (engaging stakeholders in co-designing the game)\, from a conflicting perspective. \nAbout the ENUAC projects\n\nTAP for uncertain future explores approaches to better consider both uncertainty and different ways to strengthen accessibility through strategic transport planning. The project has developed the Triple Access Planning (TAP) system – a novel approach that considers transport\, land use\, and digital connectivity in combination. Workshops that helped stakeholders to co-create a mental model of the system\, i.e. to understand the system. “Before you can plan how to shape a system\, you really need to understand what system you’re trying to shape\,” says Glenn Lyons\, project coordinator and professor at the University of the West of England. One of the project’s most innovative outputs is a serious game that introduces TAP to practitioners. The game challenges its players to weigh up the strengths\, weaknesses\, opportunities\, and threats of adopting TAP in their own contexts. Glenn Lyons will join us and tell us more about the project and the game they have developed! \nThe SmartHubs project examines mobility hubs\, dedicated on-street locations where citizens can choose from different shared and sustainable mobility options. The main objective is to assess if a co-designed\, user-centric development can enable mobility hubs to act as a game changer towards inclusive sustainable urban mobility and accessibility. The project has developed different tools that facilitate a co-design\, user-centric development of mobility hubs involving users\, governments and businesses to increase the attractiveness and adoption of shared and sustainable mobility modes. One of the tools is called the Co-design Tool for supporting the planning process of mobility hubs. The tool includes a set of gaming materials and a guiding handbook to enable living labs to design tailored Design Games\, encourages and supports the communication between designers\, users\, researchers\, and other stakeholders\, and helps to reveal new insights more candidly. Gerfried Mikusch\, Projektass. Dipl.-Ing at TU Wien\, was involved in the development of the SmartHubs co-design games. In the Urban Lunch Talk he will share some lessons learned on the development and application of the games. \nJoin us for an interesting Urban Lunch Talk January 23. Register today! \nUrban Lunch Talk webinar series\nThis Urban Lunch Talk is part of a webinar series to discuss and synthesise cross-cutting research and innovation\, with diverse stakeholders across Europe and beyond. By facilitating conversations among various stakeholders\, we aim to inspire collaborative efforts and practical solutions that can drive sustainable transitions in urban policies and practices. The webinar is designed to be more of a listening experience\, allowing you to enjoy your lunch or take a walk at the same time. The Urban Lunch Talk is live recorded on Zoom\, and later published for the JPI Urban Europes’ /Driving Urban Transitions’ YouTube channel. \nFind the latest episodes on the Driving Urban Transitions YouTube channel. Previous episodes can be found on the JPI Urban Europe YouTube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-serious-gaming-as-a-way-of-understanding-the-world/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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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:Conference: Sustainable and Climate-Neutral Cities for Inclusive and Equitable Urban Future
DESCRIPTION:The Urban Europe Research Alliance (UERA)\, invites you to the Conference “Sustainable and Climate-Neutral Cities for Inclusive and Equitable Urban Future”\, in collaboration with DUT and CapaCITIES Partnerships. \nThis dynamic multi-event will take place from February 26th to 28th\, 2025 at the headquarters of the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR) in Rome\, Italy\, and will showcase innovative approaches\, ideas\, and discussions focused on urban climate justice\, communication\, alternative economies\, and equity issues in contemporary cities. \nAttendance at the event is free of charge; but registration is mandatory. \nPlease\, find all the info about the General Agenda\, Registration\, Call for Papers and Venue at the following link: \nhttps://www.plan.aau.dk/sustainable-and-climate-neutral-cities-e124754
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/conference-sustainable-and-climate-neutral-cities-for-inclusive-and-equitable-urban-future/
LOCATION:Rome\, Italy
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20250414T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Vienna:20250414T130000
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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk #39 – Can urban experiments breach the car dominance in cities?
DESCRIPTION:Urban Living Labs are typically local experiments that allow researchers and stakeholders from cities to work together to explore and develop new solutions that can show the way towards more sustainable cities. In normal circumstances these experiments are small niche innovations without the power to instigate radical and long term change. However\, in volatile times with rapid shifts in policies and peoples’ preferences niche innovations can gain traction and challenge the status quo\, i.e. the current system and dominating practices. \nWelcome to a new episode of the Urban lunch talks series. In this episode we will learn more about how transformation of urban systems can take place and thereafter deep dive into the role of experiments to challenge the dominance of cars in cities. \n>> You can access the webinar recording here: https://youtu.be/yS4MTZsrH4w \nWe will learn from projects that promote alternative temporary uses of streets and parking lots for other purposes\, e.g. urban space for pedestrians\, parks and physical exercise. Building on learnings from these JPI Urban Europe funded research and innovation projects focused on mobility and accessibility\, we will discuss how local experiments can be seen as niche innovations and as such important stepping stones towards a more people centred urban transformation as they destabilise the current car dominated regime. We will also discuss benefits and hurdles of embedding and mainstreaming these experiments in the larger planning processes of cities and municipalities for an increased impact. \nSpeakers\n\nGöran Smith\, Director at RISE Research Institutes of Sweden and an expert in the ACUTE knowledge Hub\, will briefly introduce the multi-level perspective on sustainability transitions\, contrast it with an analysis of the focus of JPI Urban Europe projects\, and argue why research and innovation should place greater emphasis on destabilizing existing regimes.\nAnique Hommels\, Prof. dr. Anique Hommels\, Chair in Sociohistorical Technology Studies at Maastricht University\, the Netherlands\, will share experiences from the project EmbedterLabs (Better Embedded Labs for More Synergistic Sustainable Urban) that study what can be gained if urban living labs are more embedded in normal planning organisations rather than being treated as stand-alone projects.\nImre Keseru\, associate professor of urban mobility (Mobilise Mobility and Logistics Research Group) at The Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB)\, will share experiences from the project StreetForum that has experimented with alternative use of streets\, for example turning parking lots into outdoor gyms. A toolkit (e.g. digital crowdsourcing tool and guidelines for using art installations and cultural events as well as governance guidelines) will be tested in four living labs (Brussels\, Vienna\, Stockholm\, Istanbul) to evaluate its impact\, transferability and scalability and will be available as free-to-use resources for the broader community.\nFlorian Lorenz\, co-founder LAUT – landscape architecture and urban transformation\, will share experience from the project TuneOurBlock which experiments with temporary introducing car free zones and slow speed regulations into a neighbourhood dominated by car traffic. The goal is to validate\, internationalize\, and expand the Superblocks concept as a policy and planning strategy for transformational urban adaptation.\n\nModerator: Jakob Schabus\, IQ Samhällsbyggnad
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-39-can-urban-experiments-breach-the-car-dominance-in-cities/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Final event: Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the ERA-NET Urban Accessibility and Connectivity additional call “Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility” Final Event (by invitation only).\n\nTime: 20 May 2025 – 14:00 – 18.00 pm (registration\, meet and greet with a light lunch from 13.00)\nLocation: Vienna House Andel’s\, Lodz\, Poland\, back-to-back with the Urban Futures conference (21-23 May) \nRegister here\n\nThe purpose of this event is to provide: \n\nA forum for exchange for all projects within the ENUAC co-funded call “Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility”\nInformation and workshops\, e.g. finding commonalities between projects (for example common challenges) in a creative setting\nPresenting and discussing projects’ research results and outcomes\nWider dissemination of the results at the Urban Futures conference\nIn addition\, we invite you to join the Urban Futures conference: The Better-Cities Event\, 21-23 May at no extra cost (tickets are provided for free). Please find more information below. Participants however need to pay for travels and hotels.\n\nImportant note\nWe expect 2-4 partners to travel to Lodz for the final event. \nPlease be aware that this event is by invitation only. Community building within the program is an important aim of the event\, and the invitation is therefore limited to researchers actively involved in the funded projects and their partners from outside academia also involved in the projects\, as well as the involved ENUAC National funding agencies and experts from the European Commission. \nAbout the Urban Futures Conference\nThe Urban Futures conference is an annual conference for city changers that attracts nearly 1000 participants from all over Europe. The conference puts inspirational real cases in the spotlight. For the JPI Urban Europe programme the Urban Futures conference is a highly relevant conference to use for communication and networking. You will also have the opportunity to join JPI UE/DUT lounge\, a space in the Lounge area for outreach\, community building and networking. Read more about the Urban Futures conference here. \nImportant note! You do not need to register for the Urban Futures conference. Your registration for the final event includes a ticket to the conference (if you wish to have one). When registering for the final event\, you will have the option to accept or decline a ticket. \nMore information on preparations and travel arrangements will follow shortly. \nAgenda\nThe program may be subject to change. \nTuesday\, 20 May 14.00-18.00 CEST \nMeeting Venue: Vienna House Andel’s in Lodz\, Poland \n13:00 Registration\, meet and greet with a light lunch.  \nOnline participants are recommended to check in 10 minutes before the event starts. \n14:00 Final event starts  \nWelcome and introduction to the program by Björn Svensby\, Vinnova\, and Johannes Bockstefl\, FFG. \nCheck-in participants expectations on the final event with joint reflections\, by Katarina Schylberg\, IQS. \n14:15 Focus on projects results and outcomes\n– Introduction to set up of this session\, by Katarina Schylberg\, IQS\n– Projects presentations followed by Q & A from learning partner\n– Feedback from active listening (We practice active listening in the sense that all participants are assigned to listen for certain aspects in each presentation (challenges\, key learnings\, methodological\, overall feelings/impressions). \n\n14:20 Presentation by TAAM – Opposition by ACCTRA\n14:40 Presentation by StreetForum – Opposition by TollsThatWork\n\n15:00 Break (10 minutes) \n\n15:10 Presentation by ACCTRA – Opposition by StreetForum\n15:30 Presentation by TollsThatWork – Opposition by TAAM\n\n15:50 Break with refreshments \n16:20 Joint reflection and synthesis\nChallenges\, key learnings and take aways\, methodological topics etc. Aim to explore (and map) commonalties across research topics and projects. Discussion led by Björn Svensby\, Vinnova.\n \n16:50 Presentations from the Mgmt Team\n– Highlights from project reports\, by Johannes Bockstefl\, FFG\n– DUT 15-minute City\, future call topics and activities\, by Maxi Jäger\, DUT 15mC TP coordinator\n \n17:15 Feedback\nFeedback on how the Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility call was set up and what can be improved for future DUT calls with similar focus. \n17:40 Wrapping up\n– Wrapping up\, feed-back on today’s meeting relating back to the expectations.\n– Tour de table on planned communication activities\, projects and ENUAC Communication team\, by Ida Mårtensson\, IQS. \n18:00 Final event ends \n19:00 – 21.00 Joint dinner and networking for onsite participants \n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/final-event-innovations-for-managing-sustainable-urban-accessibility/
LOCATION:Lodz\, Poland
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250919
DTSTAMP:20260403T211953
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SUMMARY:ENUTC Grande finale & BTC Final event\, 17-18 September 2025\, Bucharest\, Romania
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday until Thursday 17–18 September 2025\, agencies and project participants from the ENUTC Building Transformation Call (BTC) will gather in Bucharest\, Romania\, for sharing results and experiences\, onsite and online. There will also be a capacity building meeting with workshops about green transformation with urban living labs\, art\, design\, culture\, municipalities\, and local ecosystems as change agents. \n \nWelcome to Bucharest\, Romania\, for the ENUTC Grande final event for the Building Transformation Call (BTC). 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\, city representants and experts. \nPurpose and aim \nThe final event on the Wednesday 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 BTC project coordinators\, and at least one additional project partner\, city representants\, external experts\, funding agencies\, and researchers or stakeholders interested in the topic\, are invited to attend the final event\, and the capacity building meeting with workshops. \nLocations \nVenue: Nod Makerspace\, Splaiul Unirii 160\, Bucharest \nSocial dinner: Linea\, Str. Lipscani nr. 17\, Sector 3\, Bucharest \nProject presentations \nThe final event on the Wednesday 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 (5-7 minutes) with a PP presentation\, sent-in beforehand (can be presented from your own computer). Each project will present research questions\, methodolgy (very briefly)\, and key findings (tentative results)\, and experiences will be highlighted throughout the expert conversation that will follow the presentation. Instructions for preparations including a PP template is e-mailed to the project coordinators. \nCapacity building meeting \nThe capacity building meeting\, Thursday\, will build upon the conversations from the project presentations\, Wednesday. Thursday’s meeting will revolve around green transformation change agents. There will be keynote speeches\, a panel discussion\, and a workshop about urban living labs\, art\, design\, culture\, municipalities\, and local ecosystems. \nAgenda \nWednesday 17 September 2025\, Bucharest (local times) \n11.30 Guided tour (starting at Nod Makerspace\, Splaiul Unirii 160)\n13.00 Lunch and registrations\n14.00 (13.00 CEST) Welcome – Elena Simion\, Uefiscdi\, Simon Boström\, Formas\n14.15 (13.15 CEST) Project presentations (and coffe break) \nExperts\n– Helka-Liisa Hentilä\, University of Oulu\n– Jeroen Boomgaard\, Gerrit Rietveld Academie\n– Marc Dijk\, Maastricht University\n– Maria Neneciu\, Uefiscdi \n17.00 (16.00 CEST) Conclusions \n17.30 Photo shoot \n18.30 Social dinner\, Linea\, Str. Lipscani nr. 17\, Sector 3\, Bucharest \nThursday 18 September 2025\, Bucharest (local times) \n8.30 Registration and coffee\n9.00 (8.00 CEST) Welcome – Elena Simion\, Uefiscdi\, Kristina Laurell\, Formas\, Emina Pasic\, Swedish Energy Agency\n9.20 (8.20 CEST) Keynote speeches and panel discussion \nKeynote speakers\n– Marie Yeroyanni\, EU Commission\n– John Hultén\, Shift Sweden\n– Mark Dijk\, Maastricht University \nPanelists (including experts above)\n– Emma Sheperdson\, Shift Sweden\n– Patrik Rydén\, Viable cities \n11.00 Coffe break\n11:30 Workshop: Transformation with Urban living labs as change agent – the role of art\, design\, and culture\n13.00 Lunch\n14.00 Workshop: Transformation with Urban living labs as change agent –  the role of municipalities\, and local ecosystems\n15.30–16.00 Reflections\, Johannes Riegler\, FFG \nOnline \nFor the project presentations\, Wednesday\, follow us by clicking on this link to a Zoom meeting. \nFor the capacity building meeting\, Thursday\, follow us by clicking on this link to a live stream at Youtube. \nRegistration \nRegistrations until 1st of September 2025. \nDue to limited registration capacity\, we kindly reserve the right to determine onsite participation. \nContact \nSimon Boström\, Formas\, simon.bostrom@formas.se
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/enutc-grande-finale-btc-final-event-17-18-september-2025-bucharest-romania/
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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. \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/
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SUMMARY:Winter Academy for the Sino-European projects
DESCRIPTION:By invitation only \n26-27 November\, University of Groningen \nWinter Academy for the eight Sino-European projects funded by the Joint Programming Initiative Urban Europe (JPI Urban Europe) and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in the Sino-European call of the ERA-Net Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) (EC grant 875022). \nThe event offers the PhD students and postdocs an opportunity for capacity building and networking. There will be lectures\, strategic discussions and exchanges on impact\, and learning from the projects’ research and experiences so far. \nRegistration\nRegistration closed. \n\nAgenda\nThe program may be subject to change. \nWednesday 26 November 2025 \n09.00–09.30 Arrival & coffee/tea \n09.30–09.45 Welcome & opening (organisers + host university) \n09.45–10.00 Icebreaker/ Research bingo \n10.00–11.00 PhD & Postdoc Presentations – Session 1 \n11.00 –11.15 Coffee/tea break \n11.15–12.15 Lecture on stakeholder engagement by Belinda van der Gaag (Senior advisor Public Affairs NWO) \n12.15–13.30 Lunch \n13.30–14.30 Guest Lecture by prof.dr.ir. Jan Fransoo – Professor of Operations and Logistics Management at the Tilburg School of Economics and Management – room for questions afterwards \n14.30 – 14.45 Coffee/tea break \n14.45– 16.00 PhD & Postdoc Presentations – Session 2 \n16.00 – 16.30 Wrap-up Day 1 \n16.30 – 20.00 Drinks & Dinner \n  \nThursday 27 November 2025 \n09.00–09.15 Arrival & coffee/tea \n09.15–10.15 Guest Lecture by Franco Ruzzenenti – Director of Education of the Energy & Sustainability Institute Groningen \n10.15–10.40 Coffee/tea break \n10.40–12.30 Workshop – Interactive session – Revisiting Theory of Change \n12.30–13.30 Lunch \n13.30–14.30 Guest Lecture \n15.15–15.30 Coffee/tea break \n15.30 – 16.30 Guest Lecture \n16.30 – 16.45 Plenary discussion – Lessons learned & recommendations \n16.45 –17.00 Closing
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/winter-academy-for-the-sino-european-projects/
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