Imagining Urban Futures is the inaugural festival of the Urban Futures Studio. The programme consists of a two-day academic festival during which
“Strengthening Transnational Funding Cooperation to tackle the urbanisation challenge” is a Joint Workshop organized by Danube-INCO.NET in cooperation with Joint Programming Initiative Urban
OIS 2017 will explore the key enabling factors of cities’ capacity to innovate, prosper and share the benefits of growth with all.
The Participatory Urbanism Forum is the highlight of 4 years of interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers, city planners, architects, and urban activists in
How can games improve the process of urban planning? That’s the central question at the upcoming Games for Cities International Conference, taking place in
In 2017, the Energy Cities Conference will be hosted by the German city of Stuttgart, well-known for its industrial activity as well
About this course: People have become more critical of European policy and often seem to prefer local policy solutions in response to
This transport innovation Challenge will reward transport innovators for their ideas for a cleaner and more efficient future in transport. The EU
The conference provides the first opportunity to explore the global, regional, national and local implementation of the New Urban Agenda and an
Join to get a grasp of what is happening in the field of energy and mobility. And especially, what the future will
Why is it so difficult to speed up urban transition? Using the Global Sustainable Development Goals and the EU Urban Agenda as
Welcome to join urban practitioners and policymakers, researchers, European institutions and organisations and Urban Europe’s partners to discuss how to achieve urban
Stakeholder seminar and brokerage event – Making cities work Public authorities as transformation agents How can public authorities act as transformation agents,
WHAT IS YOUR CITY’S TRICKIEST CHALLENGE? Imagine you have Europe’s smartest heads working hard to solve your city’s problems. This can be
