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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk 12: Taking action on the urban land-use and infrastructure dilemma
DESCRIPTION:What role does urban design play in the food-water-energy nexus? How will the liveable and healthy city be achieved in the new decade- and  post the Covid-19 pandemic? Even though there are no “one size fits all”-answers to urban dilemmas around land-use\, health and infrastructures\, this webinar will explore some lessons learned. Listen to the recording on our YouTube channel! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content\, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. \n More Information \n Unblock content Accept required service and unblock content \n \n \n\nPoint of Departure…\nPublic spaces in cities are ideally attractive to all and spaces for wellbeing and health (for example stimulating people to move). Cities and urban areas in general attract people and create positive effects out of agglomeration\, density\, and diverse and intersecting infrastructures and facilities. There are risks involved and increasingly wicked problems around congestion and accessibility\, loss of identity or demand/waste of natural resources. Urban areas may succumb to conflict and clashes between powers\, mismanagement of transportation flows and existing tensions. Increased spatial and social inequalities between different types of urban areas may be caused by increasing economic polarisation\, segregation and gentrification dynamics\, suburban sprawl\, and shrinking cities (SRIA 2.0\, p. 24). \nThe interactions between food\, water and energy are of great interest to policy\, science and the society at large\, today and even more so in the upcoming decades. Challenges connected with population increase and food shortages\, scarce water and insufficient energy resources needs solutions. Health and welfare can be supported through well-conceived and managed urban built environments and communities. To safeguard this\, these kinds of infrastructures\, many times urban commons\, require robust co-design with multi-stakeholder approaches and long-term provision of technical expertise. A growth of urban frugal innovation might support such developments (SRIA 2.0\, p. 22). \nDiscussion Questions\n– What role does urban design play in the food-water-energy nexus?\n– How will the liveable and healthy city be achieved in the new decade- and post Covid-19?\n– Will the health benefits of open spaces\, outdoor exercise and access to fresh air become more valued by local governments after the Covid-19 pandemic? \nProgram (CEST/Stockholm time)\n12.30 Warm-up project presentation by the M-NEX project (see below)\, chat opens\n13.00 The Urban Lunch Talk starts\n14.00 The Urban Lunch Talk ends\n14.15 Chat closes\n \nMeet…\nAnna Grichting: Anna is the Lead Resesarch Consultant at Qatar University with the M-NEX project\, active in Doha\, Belfast\, Detroit\, Sydney\, Tokyo and Amsterdam. M-NEX focuses on urban design practice and sees urban agriculture as a key facilitator of the food-water-energy-nexus\, as it needs water and energy to become productive. Working directly with living labs in some of the most vulnerable communities in the partner cities\, the team co-designs new food futures with stakeholders that can help make stakeholder less vulnerable to forces disturbing the nexus. \nCristina Clotet Ollé: Cristina is an Architect at the Institut Català del Sòl (INCASÒL)\, member of the Urban Agenda Partnership on Sustainable Use of Land and Nature-Based Solutions. Cristina’s work involves around managing under-used land\, sustainable & circular reuse of spaces and buildings\, and adaptive re-use of the built heritage for a greener Europe. You can read the brochure of the Sustainable Use of Land and nature-based solution partnership here. You find the Handbook on Sustainable and Circular re-use of spaces and buildings\, developed by SUL&NBS and Circular Economy partnerships\, here. \nMarc Sansom: Marc is the Managing Director at SALUS Global Knowledge Exchange and works with the Healthy City Design initative which provides an interdisciplinary forum for policy advisors\, researchers and practitioners around the globe. This years topic is “Designing resilient communities: Recovery\, renewal and renaissance”- see the Call for Papers here. Marc has previously been the chief operations officer for the International Academy for Design & Health and founding editor of World Health Design magazine. \nSimon Bell: Simon works with Landscape Architecture at the Estonian University of Life Sciences and will reflect on results of the BlueHealth initative in relation to planning and designing urban blue spaces for human health and well-being. BlueHealth is a pan-European research initiative investigating the links between environment\, climate and health and focuses on water-based environments in towns and cities. It is funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme\, read more here. \nAli Hainoun: Ali works as senior scientist and energy systems analyst at the Austrian Institute of Technology. He is involved in numerous research activities and international projects on sustainable development\, mitigation and decarbonisation of urban energy systems. Ali is the coordinator of SUNEX project which operates in four case study cities (Berlin\, Bristol\, Doha\, Vienna)\, each with different socio-economic and climate characteristics and consumption patterns. The project aims to provide a policy guideline to support urban governance in designing sustainable FWE-strategies. \nSUNEX and M-NEX are part of the Sustainable Urbanisation Global Initiative (SUGI)/Food-Water-Energy Nexus call: jointly established by the Belmont Forum and JPI Urban Europe to bring together fragmented research and expertise across the globe for innovative solutions to the Food-Water-Energy Nexus challenge. \nHost: Caroline Wrangsten\, Assistant Project Manager\, JPI Urban Europe\nChat host: Johannes Riegler\, Stakeholder Involvement Officer\, JPI Urban Europe
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-12-how-to-work-with-the-urban-land-use-and-infrastructure-dilemma/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200404
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
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SUMMARY:*CANCELLED* AGORA workshop about Positive Energy Districts at the Urban Future Global Conference in Lisbon
DESCRIPTION:Event Cancelled! \nDue to travel restrictions connected to the CoV-19 outbreak\, we are sadly forced to cancel the PED AGORA Workshop on 03 April in Lisbon. Also\, UFGC 20 has been cancelled. We are currently working on an alternative for the event\, either moving it to fall 2020 or offering an online formate after Easter. We will keep you updated! \n*** \nThe Positive Energy Districts (PED) Programme will be at the Urban Future Global Conference\, 1 – 3 April in Lisbon and organize an AGORA workshop as a side event to the conference on 3 April. Urban stakeholders are welcome to discuss strategies towards the European-wide implementation of PEDs\, bring in their own perspectives and reflect on current activities. \nThere is a wide range of approaches\, strategies and solutions regarding the achievement of climate targets and the energy transition in the urban context. To create a common vision and to position the concept of PEDs\, the PED Programme has developed a framework definition that needs specification and operationalisation in local contexts. \nThe AGORA workshop on PEDs aims at developing\, in an interactive setting\, a joint understanding of PEDs through various stakeholder groups by: \n\nSharing experiences on different approaches to the PED concept\nElaborating the operationalization of the PED Framework according to regional/local perspectives\nIdentifying and elaborating roles and perspectives of different stakeholder groups regarding the PED concept\n\n\nMore info:\nWorkshop Agenda\nSET-plan 10 key actions\nAbout the PED program\n\nTime:\n\nApril 3\, 2020\, 9:00 – 15:00\, site visit: 15:30 – 17:30 \nVenue: \nLisbon Green Capital 2020 Headquarters\nPraça do Municipio\, 1100-038 Lisboa\nhttps://lisboagreencapital2020.com/ \n\nContact: \nChristoph Gollner\, christoph.gollner@ffg.at \nRegistered participants will receive more information\, a detailed agenda of the workshop as well as practical information in due course. \n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/ped-agora-workshop-lisbon/
LOCATION:   Lisbon Green Capital 2020 Headquarters\, Praça do Municipio\, Lisbon\, 1100-038\, Portugal
CATEGORIES:PED
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20200320T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20200320T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Urban Lunch Talk #11- Innovative governance after the 10th World Urban Forum: How can local authorities benefit from rethinking governance?
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: Click here to listen to the recording of this webinar. \nPoint of departure..\nIn the current digital transition\, urban governance may risk implementing suboptimal or segregating technical solutions unless city administrations work with capacity building in public innovation governance and integrated urban planning to expand the current policy scope in many urban digitalisation efforts to include issues such as poverty\, gender\, education\, and marginalised neighbourhoods. Urban governance has an increasingly networked character (in contrast to the ‘government’ ideal in the 20th Century). In general urban governance processes are ‘flattening out’ an assuming a less vertically hierarchical structure\, this is occurring at different paces with varying dynamics depending on the different regions. Inevitably\, it leads to the decentralisation of power. (Source: SRIA 2.0) \n​The quality of urban places in cities is typically not the product of a single intervention but results from the accumulation over time of a complex combination of factors\, behaviours\, and decisions from multiple stakeholders. This webinar is a collaboration with URBAN MAESTRO. The project looks at the ways European cities are being designed and financed\, focusing on innovative ways of generating and implementing urban spatial quality. \nDiscussion questions \n\n\n\n\nMust governance become more “innovative” if we are to succeed with global and European sustainability targets?\nWhat does it mean in practice to build capacity for governance to work with dilemmas in the built environment?\n\nHow can innovative governance play a role in improving the built environment? \nHow can you work with governance issues across different cultures\, in ways that contribute to necessary urban transitions?\n \nMeet…\n\n\n\n\n\nCecilia Bertozzi: Urban governance expert\, Urban Maestro project at the United Nations Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat)\nLiliane Mupende Uwanziga: Independent Consultant-Sustainable Urbanization. Former Director of Urban Planning and Construction\, One Stop Centre- City of Kigali\, Rwanda\nKarina Landman\, Associate Professor\, Department of Town & Regional Planning\, University of Pretoria\, South Africa\nBahanur Nasya\, Eutropian: Architect\, film producer and project manager of PlaceCity. The goal is to gather proven placemaking tools\, test them in real life case studies and make them readily available to every city in Europe.  PlaceCity partners with Placemaking Europe.\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who will join the conversation through the chat room\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twentyfive different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research communities\, business representatives and civil society.\n \nMaterial:\n>Watch the recording \n>Presentation slides  \n \n\nFootnote:\nJust like in our Agora\, the Urban Lunch Talks are a meeting space and an invitation to the JPI Urban Europe community. The final content for the talks depends on what you\, as a participant\, bring to the (lunch) table: what urban issue do you want to talk about and why? You can listen to the invited guests\, exchange in the chat\, drop discussion questions in the Q&A function and vote in polls. \nThis event is co-organised with the UN Habitat Urban Maestro project where JPI Urban Europe is one of the advisors. Some of the guests in this talk participated in the tenth World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi 8-13 February 2020 and will share their learnings and take-aways with regards to innnovative governance and sustainable urban places.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/ult-11-innovative-governance/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200302
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200307
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191107T083850Z
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SUMMARY:IdeaLab Workshop: Cities for the future - services and solutions
DESCRIPTION:The National Centre for Research and Development invites you to propose candidates for participation in the IdeaLab workshop financed from the European Economic Area and Norwegian Financial Mechanism\, which will be held in Otwock\, Mazovian Voivodeship (close to Warsaw)\, Poland from 2 to 6 March 2020. The goal of the workshop is to develop ground-breaking\, interdisciplinary research project ideas for services and solutions for the cities in 2040. The IdeaLab workshop is part of the Programme ‘Applied Research’ operated by the National Centre for Research and Development under the EEA and Norway Grants\, and is prepared in cooperation with the Research Council of Norway. \nThe National Centre for Research and Development invites legal entities (public or private entities\, commercial or non-commercial as well as non-governmental organisations\, including research organisation and enterprises) from Poland\, Norway\, Iceland or Liechtenstein to propose candidates for the IdeaLab workshop. The application deadline is 30 November 2019 at 16.00 CET. \nLearn more about the workshop and apply here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/idealab-workshop-cities-for-the-future-services-and-solutions/
LOCATION:Otwock\, Mazovian Voivodeship\, Poland
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200302
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200305
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20190909T113439Z
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SUMMARY:INTED2020
DESCRIPTION:After 14 years\, INTED has become an annual meeting point for lecturers\, researchers\, education professionals and technologists. Every year\, INTED brings together over 700 delegates from 80 different countries. It will provide the ideal opportunity to present your projects and experiences to an international audience. Also\, it will offer participants an overview of the current situation of education and new learning technologies. \nINTED2020 Proceedings will be reviewed for their inclusion in the Web of Science (Conference Proceedings Citation Index). Previous editions are already indexed. Also\, a DOI number will be assigned to each accepted paper. \nThe conference will be of intereset for professionals in the area of Education\, Development\, Innovation and New Learning Technologies. \nThe deadline for abstract submissions is November 21st\, 2019.\nAbstracts should be submitted on-line at https://iated.org/inted/online_submission \nRead more about the conference.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/inted2020/
LOCATION:Valencia\, Spain
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200220
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200221
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20200128T082724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200212T121812Z
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SUMMARY:Invitation: City Representatives meet Investors - EIP SCC Marketplace Matchmaking Event
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nAre you looking to make investments in the area of mobility\, ICT or energy?\nIs your city ready to redevelop certain areas?\nDoes your business offer a Smart City product or service?\nAre you a Fellow City looking for funding\n\nTaking place in Brussels on 20 February at CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL\, Rue Gineste 3\, the EIP-SCC matchmaking event – promoted by the European Commission under the EIP-SCC Marketplace initiative – brings together city/regional representatives and businesses with investors. It focuses on exploring and shaping opportunities for people involved in Smart City projects. \nThis is the first event of a series of EIP-SCC matchmaking activities. It offers a unique opportunity for the people in charge of policy-making\, representing cities / regions or offering advice to cities to learn from best practices\, to present projects and to find investors. We offer you a forum for discussions\, assist in the development of innovative urban ideas and bring together urban innovators\, developers as well as investors and private equity. \nYou can learn about existing Smart City best practices in the areas of mobility\, ICT and energy in our Explore Zone. Experts will assist you in shaping the concept of your planned Smart City project or planned investments in a round-table format during our Shape discussions. Finally\, you can engage in 1:1 meetings between solution providers and the investment community during our focussed Deal matchmaking sessions on Smart Cities and Communities (pre-registration required). \nMore information
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/invitation-city-representatives-meet-investors-eip-scc-marketplace-matchmaking-event/
LOCATION:Brussels
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SUMMARY:Information Webinar for Applicants Urban Migration Call
DESCRIPTION:Do you wish to learn more about the Urban Migration Call? Welcome to a webinar where we present the call and answer questions on content and application process. \nSend in your questions beforhand to make sure they are answered in the webinar! \nRegister here\n\n\nPreliminary program\n09.45 Chat opens\n10.00 Webinar starts\n10.05 Welcome- JPI Urban Europe\n10.15 Call presentation\n10.45 Q&A session\n11.00 Webinar ends- chat stays open for discussion or questions\n11.30 Chat closes \nRegister here and read more about the call here.\nInformation about the webinar will be updated on this page. If you wish to network with other applicants and search for consortium partners\, join the LinkedIn group for self-organized matchmaking.  \nFor questions\, please contact:\nKlara Broms Seving\,\nCommunication Officer\,\nklara.broms.seving@jpi-urbaneurope.eu \nSign up for JPI Urban Europe’s newsletter here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/information-webinar-for-applicants-urban-migration-call/
LOCATION:https://zoom.us/j/547673203
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200212
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20200124T135006Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200124T140701Z
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SUMMARY:UERA Matchmaking Event for ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity
DESCRIPTION:The Urban Europe Research Alliance is organising a match making event for the open call on Urban Accessibility and Connectivity of the JPI Urban Europe. We will benefit from inputs by Dr Pascal Bain\, from the French funding agency\, Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ANR)\, that is coordinating the call. The meeting will be animated by Dr Anne Ruas coordinator of the UERA. \nThe event:\n✔ Present your project ideas to potential international cooperation potential partners\n✔ Promote yourself as a potential partner´for joint development or research projects\n✔ Meet numerous prospective cooperation partners in a single day\, reducing the amount of time and money needed to find new partners. \nRegister online here. before the 31January 2020. \nAgenda
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/uera-matchmaking-event-for-era-net-urban-accessibility-and-connectivity/
LOCATION:CLORA  Avenue des Arts 8\, Brussels\, 1000\, Belgium
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200208
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200214
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191217T091716Z
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SUMMARY:JPI Urban Europe at the World Urban Forum 2020
DESCRIPTION:JPI Urban Europe will be at the World Urban Forum in Abu Dhabi with a booth in the exhibition area and with a session in the Urban Library 33 on Wednesday 12 February at 3pm local time. Organized and convened by UN-Habitat\, the World Urban Forum has become the foremost international gathering for exchanging views and experiences on sustainable urbanization in all its ramifications. \n \nExhibition booth: Hall 9 stand no. H9-18\nCome by our booth to learn more about us\, upcoming and ongoing calls and projects\, our way towards Urban Living Labs 2.0\, provide us with your opinions on urban dilemmas or just have a chat. You can find us in Hall 9 at stand no. H9-18\, just accross the Urban Library. \nSession: Wednesday 12 February\nSuccess stories- From smart city projects to sustainable urban futures\nThis event offers good practices and learnings from 15 transnational and transdisciplinary research- and innovation projects on Smart Cities and Communities which JPI Urban Europe funded with the support of the European Commission in the ERA-NET Cofund Smart Cities and Communities call. Event participants will have the opportunity to learn from success stories of the projects and listen to involved partners who have practiced co-creation across cultural and sectorial boundaries. In these projects\, actors from academia\, the business sector\, the general public and city officials have innovated ways to tackle the urban issues of behavioural change and culture related to energy consumption\, ecological footprints\, socio-technical integration\, transportation\, and more. The event will take place on Wednesday 12 February\, 15.00-15.45 (Urban Library 33 in the offical WUF10 agenda)\n \nFollow us at Twitter and Instagram during the week! \n\nMore information about JPI Urban Europe at WUF\nMore information about the JPI Urban Europe session at WUF
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/world-urban-forum-2020/
LOCATION:Abu Dhabi\, Abu Dhabi\, United Arab Emirates
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200130
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20200201
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191217T113002Z
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SUMMARY:CITIES FORUM 2020 in Porto
DESCRIPTION:JPI Urban Europe will be at the cities forum in Porto 30- 31 January. Organised by the European Commission\, Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy\, and the City of Porto. The “CITIES Forum 2020 – “together we shape a sustainable urban future” is a two-day major event of the European Commission bringing together key stakeholders from European\, national and local levels. The Forum is a place for all stakeholders to capitalise on common achievements and reflect on the future directions of urban development within Cohesion Policy including the future of the Urban Agenda for the EU. \nRead more.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/cities-forum-2020-in-porto/
LOCATION:Porto\, Porto\, Portugal
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200127T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200127T143000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191211T083329Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200123T150136Z
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SUMMARY:Matchmaking Webinar in the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to a matchmaking webinar! Participants will be given the opportunity to exchange ideas\, wishes\, challenges and contact information with each other\, either in full group or bilateral in the chat. This is for you who wish to build consortia and meet suiting project partners in the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity call.  The webinar will be recorded and made available via the call page. \nPreliminary program\n12.45 Chat opens\n13.00  Welcome and intro\n13.15 Tour-de-table for those who wish to pitch an idea\nIf you wish to pitch your project idea\, please register in the event and submit one slide to the organiser by January 23 the latest (see registration form)\n14.00 (circa) Discussion and matchmaking\nParticipants can use the chat and vote in polls\n14.30 Webinar ends\nParticipants can continue exchanging in the webinar chat and later in the LinkedIn group\n15.00 Chat closes \nIf you wish to learn more or ask questions about the call\, please also join the information webinar on 22 January. Information about the event will be updated on this page and an invitation will be sent out to subscribers to our newsletter. Read more about the call here. Sign up for JPI Urban Europe’s newsletter here. \nRegister here\nPlease note that spots for this matchmaking webinar is limited. Participation is not a requirement\, but serves as a support in your application process.  \nFor any questions regarding the webinar\, please contact:\nKlara Broms Seving\,\nCommunication Officer\,\nklara.broms.seving@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/save-the-date-era-net-cofund-urban-accessibility-and-connectivity-matchmaking-webinar/
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200124T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200124T140000
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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk #10: From Project Fraction to Synthesis Action
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: Listen to the recording of this webinar here. \nWelcome to an interactive talk about strategic synthesis in urban transitions. We look into the challenges and enablers that takes us from aggregated project outcomes to synthesis impact. How can we best synthesize  different knowledges and know-how in the urban field\, in relation to global agendas and diverese research fields? How can synthesis be used in cross-sector urban policies? Why should it?  Welcome to the celebration of this tenth Urban Lunch Talk- and the first one in 2020! \n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content\, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. \n More Information \n Unblock content Accept required service and unblock content \n \n \n\nMeet…\n\nAnna Lisa Boni\, Secretary general of EUROCITIES\, the network of local and municipal governments of major European cities. Anna Lisa Boni has been secretary general of EUROCITIES since June 2014 and she has more than 25 years of professional experience in EU public affairs in the field of local and regional government. She has successfully worked for a stronger recognition of cities’ challenges within the European agenda. Anna Lisa has a Masters degree from the University of Bologna in political science\, and from the University of Leuven in European studies\n\n\nKatarina Larsen\, researcher at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm where she studies science\, technology\, innovation  and organisational studies of knowledge production. Recent work has focused on analysis of university-industry relations and narratives of sustainable urban futures and renewable energy. Katarina works with the JPI Urban Europe ENSCC (The ERA-NET Cofund Smart Cities and Communities) call to synthesise the project results and their impact for cities.\nJamal Shahin is a part time Research Professor at the Institute for European Studies (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) and part time Assistant Professor at the University of Amsterdam\, and holds a PhD in Politics. He lectures on European Studies and is very interested in the relationship between science and society\, and has carried out research on how to optimise dialogue between disciplines\, to ensure relevant and useful research can help critique\, design and improve policy. He works with PARENT (Participatory platform for sustainable energy management)\, part of the JPI Urban Europe ENSCC call. Jamal is part of project group that is currently looking to synthesise project results from different calls to improve impact.\n\n\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who will join the conversation through the chat room\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twenty different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research communities\, business representatives and civil society.\n(Rapporteur) Jonas Bylund(@urbanalys)\, Research and Innovation Officer in JPI Urban Europe. We will enjoy a wrap up and a meta-reflection from Jonas.\n(Host) Caroline Wrangsten\, urban geographer and Assistant Project Manager in JPI Urban Europe.\n \nEDIT: This event has been moved from December 6 to January 24\, 2020.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-10-from-project-fraction-to-synthesis-action/
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200122T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200122T143000
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SUMMARY:Information Webinar for Applicants in the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity call
DESCRIPTION:Do you wish to learn more about the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity? Welcome to a webinar where we present the call and answer questions on content and application process.  \nEDIT: Due to the large interest in this webinar\, seats will be distributed by first come first served on the day of the webinar. The webinar will be recorded and made available on the call page. \nRegister here\n\n\nPreliminary program\n12.45 Chat opens\n13.00 Webinar starts\n13.05 Welcome- JPI Urban Europe\n13.15 Call presentation\n13.45 Q&A session\n14.00 Webinar ends- chat stays open for discussion or questions\n14.30 Chat closes \nRegister here\, and read more about the call here. \nInformation about the webinar will be updated on this page. If you wish to network with other applicants and search for consortium partners\, don’t forget to also attend the matchmaking webinar on 27 January and join the LinkedIn group. \nFor questions\, please contact:\nKlara Broms Seving\,\nCommunication Officer\,\nklara.broms.seving@jpi-urbaneurope.eu \nSign up for JPI Urban Europe’s newsletter here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/save-the-date-era-net-cofund-urban-accessibility-and-connectivity-info-webinar-for-applicants/
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200113T160000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200113T183000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191115T090717Z
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SUMMARY:Matchmaking Event for ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity
DESCRIPTION:The event:\nJPI Urban Europe and the Embassy of Sweden in Washington are pleased to invite you to a transnational matchmaking event where you will have the opportunity to learn more about the call\, get acquainted with fellow resarchers and stakeholders and explore the possibilities for developing a joint proposal to be submitted in this call. The event takes place in connection to the annual Transport Research Board (TRB) Meeting\, 12-16 January 2020 in Washington. A forum attracting more than 13 000 professionals from around the world with sessions of interest to policy makers\, practitioners\, researchers\, representatives of gorvernment\, industry and academic institutions. \nRegister and read more about the event\nGo directly to registration page\n\nThe upcoming call:\nThe ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC)\, planned to open in December 2019\, aims at creating and testing new solutions and approaches for sustainable urban mobility. With this shared ambition\, 16 countries are pooling resources to implement a series of calls for research and innovation projects as well as accompanying measures to create highest impact. The joint calls and actions will focus on measures to improve urban accessibility and connectivity for all groups of society while moving towards more sustainable urban mobility systems. Projects within this call are expected to be co-creative and have strong stakeholder participation already from the start. The research should be based on actual urban challenges and the results should leadto new approaches\, tools\, instruments\, insights and knowledge that will bring stakeholders closer to sustainable urban accessibility and connectivity. The project results are expected to make a clear contribution to the realisation of relevant urban\, regional\, national and European transport policy objectives that can help cities\, urban residents\, communities\, businesses and institutions make the most use of new developments in urban mobility. \nLearn more about ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/matchmaking-event-for-era-net-cofund-urban-accessibility-and-connectivity/
LOCATION:Embassy of Sweden\, House of Sweden\, 2900 K Str NW\, Washington DC\, 20007\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191210T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191210T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191008T053454Z
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SUMMARY:Special Session: Building Collective Intelligence to Support Local Governments
DESCRIPTION:On December 10\, 2019 the Urban Europe Research Alliance (UERA) in collaboration with JPI Urban Europe\, PED Programme of the SET-Plan Action 3.2 on Positive Energy Districts\, the Action Cluster Integrated Planning\, Policies and Regulation of the European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities\, SCC-01 project Smarter Together and STARDUST\, European energy award\, and Tuscan Organisation of Universities and Research for Europe host a special session at the Smart and Sustainable Planning for Cities and Regions Conference 2019. The session goes under the theme Societal\, Research and Innovation Challenges in Integrated Planning and Implementation of Smart and Energy-efficient Urban Solutions and has the focus How to Support Local Governments in Italy and across Europe? \nThe event aims to bring together a wide range of key stakeholders around integrated planning and implementation of smart and energy-efficient solutions in cities\, to discuss not only how the efforts to make cities more sustainable can be stepped up and bring about wider replication in the next years\, but also which agenda for resarch and innovation should be defined in order to build more collective intelligence and transformative capacity supporting local governments\, not only under Horizon Europe but also under national Research and Innovation agendas and under JPI Urban Europ’s Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda 2.0 (SRIA 2.0). \nWhat can we learn from the experiences of lighthouse and similar projects? Which challenges do cities face\, and which needs do fellow cities have? What withholds local urban ecosystems from replication? How can we build and deploy cellective evidence\, and which preconditions need to be fulfilled for that? What can research partners learn from experiences in smart city projects? And last but not least\, which messages should be delivered to the newly established mission boards regarding needed research and innovation on smart\, decarbonised cities and climate change? \nThis event aims to collect key messages\, not only for new policy agendas\, but also for a highly ambitious research and innovation agenda centering around integrated approaches for planing and implementation\, which will be transferred to national policy makers and the Mission Board on Smart and Climate-neutral Cities and other relevant Mission Boards. \nMore information and Agenda
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/special-session-building-collective-intelligence-to-support-local-governments/
LOCATION:NOI Techpark Bolzano\, Via A. Volta 13 A\, Bolzano\, Italy
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191126
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20190926T141000Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20190926T141000Z
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SUMMARY:Soil and the SDGs: challenges and need for action
DESCRIPTION:Soil and the SDGs conference is organised on behalf of the European Commission\, and it is an opportunity for policy makers\, public institutions\, researchers\, industry and civil society to come together to exchange knowledge and practices on the implementation in the EU of soil and land-related SDGs\, and particularly the Land Degradation Neutrality target. \nDuring this one-day conference with a rich agenda\, we will first address the challenges related to soil and land degradation in the EU and then we will explore the opportunities for urgently needed action. Throughout the day\, representatives from the EU institutions\, the European Environment Agency\, the scientific community and the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification will provide insights on the issue from different perspectives. Selected Member States will present their cases on the implementation and monitoring of the relevant SDGs. \nLearn more about the conference and register here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/soil-and-the-sdgs-challenges-and-need-for-action/
LOCATION:Brussels
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191122T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191122T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20190823T060257Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20200403T083416Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Urban Lunch Talk #9: From Partnering Globally to Thriving Locally
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: Find the recorded version of the webinar available in a playlist on our Youtube channel.\n\nWelcome to a talk where we experiment with the thought of having liveable cities rule the world. We dig into the purpose and added values of partnering transnationally for urban transformation\, and its connections to local liveability and prosperity. After the talk\,  JPI Urban Europe will give information about the upcoming transnational call\, ENUAC. The recorded version of this webinar is available on our Youtube channel. \n \nCan global political- and institutional blockages be “hijacked” with local liveability action? In this webinar\, we discuss how liveable and interconnected cities are tools for achieving global agendas.  This is a group discussion of both so called success stories\, but also key dilemmas and transition pathways ahead. Participate in the chat\, vote in polls\, and drop questions in the Q&A. \n\nWhat is the role of cities in shifting global development towards more attractive trajectories?\nIn which ways can transnational cooperation help break out of “business as usual”-ways of doing research and innovation?\nHow can local and national governments around the world work successfully with the outcomes of research- and innovation?\n\nMeet…\n\n\nJose A. Puppim de Oliveira is a faculty member at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo) and also teaches at Fudan University (Shanghai) and Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar (Quito). His research and policy interests concentrate in patterns of governance\, institution building and policy implementation at different levels\, looking at how global and national institutions are interlinked to local governance and action. His experience comprises research\, consultancy and policy work in more than 20 countries in all continents. José manages the IFWEN (Innovation in Food-Water-Energy Nexus)-project\, part of the SUGI call. The project develops a framework and tools to assess changes in Food-Water-Energy Nexus (FWEN)\, their related trade-offs and the building of innovative capabilities in cities for developing solutions to FWEN and manage Green and Blue Infrastructure at the urban level.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nElin Andersdotter Fabre (@elinafabre) is a political scientist and Program Director for the Sustainable Cities Program at independent think tank Global Utmaning/Global Challenge (@GlobalUt). She recently finalized the #UrbanGirlsMovement project which has assessed and gathered lessons learned in cities globally and connected them to improving liveability for girls locally in Botkyrka\, Sweden. In #UrbanGirlsMovement Botkyrka\, local girls took  lead as “place experts” in re-designing public space together with researchers\, professionals and the city administrations- with results demonstrating sustainability thinking that caters to all citizen groups. The toolbox and report from the project has been handed over to Sweden’s Minister of Equality and to UN Habitat. Elin has previously worked with policy development and advocacy within the framework of the UN’s new development agenda focusing on sustainable urban development. She has a broad experience of work on development issues – democracy\, human rights\, gender equality and security from the UN\, the Government Offices in Sweden and civil society. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n(Rapporteur) Margit Noll is Chair of the Management Board of JPI Urban Europe since 2015. She has been involved in the development of the JPI Urban Europe from the beginning in 2009 and is in charge of the strategic development and the implementation of the programme\, comprising international outreach\, establishment of strategic partnerships and of a stakeholder involvement. Margit has 15 years’ experience in research management and strategy development.\n\n\n\n(Host) Caroline Wrangsten\, Urban geographer and Assistant Project Manager in JPI Urban Europe.\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who join the chat\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twenty different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research communities\, business representatives and civil society.\n\n\nProgram\n12.45 Chat opens\n13.00 Urban Lunch Talk starts with invited speakers\n14.00  Information about upcoming call: The ERA-NET Cofund Proposal on Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) to open in December/Januray. Participants can ask questions and discuss in the chat.\n14.30 Chat closes \nThe ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) call for proposals\, planned to open in December/January\, invites researchers\, cities\, municipalities\, businesses\, civil society and other stakeholders to build transnational consortia to create challenge-driven innovation and research projects that address the challenges of sustainable urban passenger mobility\, freight\, transport and connectivity as integral and essential parts of sustainable urban development. \nMaterials\nFind the slides from the presentation about the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC) call for proposals here. \nFind the recorded version of the webinar available in a playlist on our Youtube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-9-from-partnering-globally-to-thriving-locally/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191120T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191121T170000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
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SUMMARY:AGORA Thematic Dialogue 2019
DESCRIPTION:***\nThanks for your interest in our event. Unfortunately the workshop is already fully booked.\nPlease contact the organiser (johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu) to be put on the waiting list!\n***\n\nUnfolding dilemmas in urban public space development and maintenance:\nConsequences for policy and research and innovation\nRiga\, Latvia\n20 Nov // 16.00 Guided tour in host city on the topic of public space\n20 Nov // 19.00 Joint Dinner\n21 Nov // 09.00 – 17.00 AGORA Workshop: Dilemmas of Public Space \n\nUrban public spaces fulfil important societal functions and shape many of the characteristics of cities and urban areas. However\, there are several dilemmas (competing goals\, interests\, strategies\, etc.) involved in their development and maintenance. In simpler terms\, addressing one issue/challenge in an urban context might have negative effects in another realm. Regarding urban public spaces\, for instance\, typical crossings of concerns relate to everyone’s right to the city\, openness to different societal groups\, climate change actions and how to cater for safety and security without promoting increasingly exclusive spaces. \nIn order to discuss these issues with you\, JPI Urban Europe would like to invite you to a workshop dedicated to unfold the dilemmas of urban public spaces. You are welcome to share your expertise\, perspectives and experiences from your work and ongoing and/or past projects and to exchange/co-create with colleagues in this multi- and interdisciplinary workshop. \nThis AGORA Thematic Dialogue will bring together 30-40 participants from urban administration and public authorities\, research community\, SMEs and business representatives\, civil society and\, grassroot organisations as well as other urban actors working on related topics. \n\nFor questions or comments\, please contact: \n\nJohannes Riegler\nJPI Urban Europe\nStakeholder Involvement Officer\n\n\nJohannes.Riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/agora-thematic-dialogue-2019/
LOCATION:Latvian Ministry of Education and Science\, Vaļņu iela 2\, Rīga\, 1050\, Latvia
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191115T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191115T173000
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SUMMARY:JPI Urban Europe session at United Cities and Local Governments World Congress\, Durban
DESCRIPTION:This year’s World Summit of Local and Regional Governments is strongly focussed on the implementation of UN’s Agenda 2030 and the Climate Agreement. JPI Urban Europe will discuss with participants how experimental methods in R&I projects\, such as Urban Living Labs\, can contribute to achieving global goals and targets. \nIn the session („Urban Living Labs: Experimenting for Sustainable Urban Development“)\, a key note presentation will point out the key aspects of ULL and experimenting in urban areas. Furthermore\, Sigrun Kabisch (Chair of the JPI UE Scientific Advisory Board) will introduce the relevance of R&I for implementing the Agenda 2030 and UN-Habitat’s New Urban Agenda. Projects from the Making Cities Work and ENSUF will highlight their experiences with experimental method to contribute to sustainable urban development and implementing global strategies. The vast time of the session will be dedicated to discuss and exchange with the audience how experimental approaches such as ULL can support urban administration in their sustainability journey and what framework conditions need to be respected in different regions across the globe when applying experimental methods. \nThe session organized by JPI Urban Europe will take place on 15 November\, from 15.00-17.30 \nRead more about the congress here.  \nFor more information\, if you would like to participate or simply to say hi please contact Johannes Riegler:  johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/jpi-urban-europe-session-at-united-cities-and-local-governments-world-congress-durban/
LOCATION:Durban\, South Africa
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191114T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191114T140000
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
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SUMMARY:Webinar Urban Lunch Talk #8: From Public Space to Liveability Case
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: Listen to the recording of this webinar on our Youtube channel\, here. \nWelcome to an interactive talk about doing business as (un)usual for liveable public space. How can cities and national stakeholders contribute to high-quality Baukultur\, and what does it mean? What are the synergies in public space dilemmas\, and how can they contribute to more liveable urban areas? You can watch the recording of this webinar in a our playlist on Youtube. \nThere are several dilemmas (competing goals\, interests\, strategies\, etc.) involved in the development and maintenance of urban public space. Ideally\, city stakeholders can integrate issues such as climate\, energy\, mobility\, inclusivness\, placemaking and liveability. However\, addressing one issue or challenge in an urban context might have negative effects in another area. Typical crossings of concerns relate to everyone’ right to the city\, openness to different societal groups\, climate change actions and how to cater for safety and security without promoting increasingly exclusive spaces. ‘Inclusive Public Spaces for Urban Livability’ is one of the thematic priorities of JPI Urban Europe’s SRIA 2.0. In this webinar\, invited speakers lay out ideas for transitions pathways in public space dilemmas. \n\nWhat actions should innovators\, businesses\, researchers\, civil servants and policy makers attend to\, in order to work successfully with the dilemma of public space? What can you do in your specific role?\nHow can cities and national stakeholders contribute to high-quality Baukultur\, and what does it mean?\nAligning with the World Urban Forum 10 thematics: What is the role of culture (human behaviours\, historical culture) in urban public space?\nWhat are the interactions among public spaces\, urban design\, sociology and behaviour research on the one hand- and ICT on the other?\n\n  \nMeet…\n\nChristina Haas is an Urban designer\, architect and Baukultur specialist at the Swiss Federal Office of Culture\, committed to the sustainable promotion of a high-quality Baukultur: “building is culture and buildings create space for culture” as demonstrated in the Davos Declaration. High-quality Baukultur can lead to well designed and lively cities and villages equipped to meet changing social requirements\, while preserving their historical character. How can you contribute to high-quality Baukultur in urban areas?\nPeter Dalsgaard\, Professor of Interaction Design at Aarhus University. Peter explores the use and design of digital systems from a humanistic perspective. On the practical side of things\, he explores how we can use these insights to develop new interactive systems that support and augment creative work\, often in collaboration with external partners in industry and the public sector. Peter is the Principal investigator of PLACED (Place- and Activity-Centric Digital Library Services) which is part of the JPI Urban Europe ENSUF call. PLACED introduces a new type of place- and activity-centric digital library services. Whereas library services typically focus on providing access to a collection of media\, PLACED services support activities.\nBarbara Goličnik Marušić is Head of research at the Urban Planning Institute of the Republic of Slovenia\, leading and coordinating the interdisciplinary research programme Spatial planning. She holds a PhD in landscape architecture and is mainly involved in multidisciplinary projects concerned with sustainable development\, quality of living and environment-behaviour issues in the context of urban planning and design. Barbara is part of the project C3PLACES (JPI Urban Europe ENSUF call) which uses information and communications technology (ICT) for co-creation of inclusive public places. The project uses a Urban Living Lab approach and is present in Crema (Italy)\, Ghent (Belgium)\, Lisbon (Portugal) and Vilnius (Lithuania). The aim is to advance knowledge on the interactions among public spaces\, urban design\, sociology and behaviour research on the one hand- and ICT on the other. Contact Barbara.\n(Rapporteur) Jonas Bylund(@urbanalys) is the Research and Innovation Officer in JPI Urban Europe. We will enjoy a wrap up and a meta-reflection from Jonas who will link the talk outcomes to the purposes of JPI Urban Europe’s Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda and dilemma-driven approaches to urban research and innovation.\n(Host) Caroline Wrangsten\, urban geographer and Assistant Project Manager in JPI Urban Europe.\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who will join the conversation through the chat room\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twenty different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research communities\, business representatives and civil society.The results of this webinar will feed into JPI Urban Europe’s AGORA workshop “Dilemmas of Public Space“\, taking place on 20-21 November in Riga. The workshop in Riga will be used by JPI Urban Europe to (a) develop a policy brief on the matter of dilemmas related to urban public spaces (participants are welcome to be listed as contributors); (b) generate input for its 2020 joint call ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transition Capacities; and (c) provide input to the Urban Agenda for the EU Partnership on Security of Public Spaces.\nListen to the recording of this webinar on our Youtube channel\, here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-8-from-public-space-to-livability-case/
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191113
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191115
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20190913T072734Z
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SUMMARY:Making Climate Services a Reality in Europe
DESCRIPTION:Making climate services a reality in Europe is a two-day conference that will bring together 100+ climate researchers\, policy-makers and industry experts as well as city and regional actors to showcase how climate data can serve both cities\, regions and business. The conference will focus on climate services for energy\, mobility\, future cities\, health\, agriculture\, water\, tourism and disaster risk reduction. \nThe conference begins on 13 November at 12:00 (CEST) with lunch at the marketplace\, closely followed by the opening session. Different topics will be discussed throughout the afternoon. The day concludes with a reception at the marketplace until 19:30. On 14 November\, the guests should arrive by 9:00 am for new rounds of thematic sessions. After the closing session and a small lunch break (until 2:00 pm)\, the attendants will have the opportunity to visit a site (place to be determined). \n​More information\, registration and programme can be found at climateservices.biz
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/making-climate-services-a-reality-in-europe/
LOCATION:Brussels
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191111
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191114
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20190408T063646Z
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SUMMARY:ICERI2019 (12th annual International Conference of Education\, Research and Innovation)
DESCRIPTION:After 12 years\, ICERI has become an annual meeting point for lecturers\, researchers\, professors\, educational scientists and technologists. Every year\, ICERI brings together over 700 delegates from 80 different countries. \nIt will provide the ideal opportunity to present your projects and experiences to an international audience. Also\, it will offer participants an overview of the current situation of education and new learning technologies. \nICERI2019 Proceedings will be reviewed for their inclusion in the ISI CPCI (Web of Science). Previous editions are already indexed. Also\, a DOI number will be assigned to each accepted paper. \nThe conference will be of interest for professionals in the area of Education\, Research and Innovation. \nThe deadline for abstract submissions is July 11th\, 2019.\nAbstracts should be submitted on-line at: http://iated.org/iceri/online_submission 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/iceri2019-12th-annual-international-conference-of-education-research-and-innovation/
LOCATION:Seville\, Spain
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191029
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191030
DTSTAMP:20260403T231014
CREATED:20191008T065436Z
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SUMMARY:Symposium: Technology and Green Spaces
DESCRIPTION:Technology and Green Spaces is a one-day symposium showcasing the use of the latest technology in green spaces. Participants will have the opportunity to join fascinating sessions covering topics surrounding technology\, food\, environment and access plus a presentation by key-note speaker Mike Hardman\, University of Salford. \nThe event is part of the JPI Urban Europe funded project FEW-meter within the Sustainable Urban Global Initiative (SUGI) / Food-Water-Energy Nexus. \nRegister and learn more here. \n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/symposium-technology-and-green-spaces/
LOCATION:The Garden Room\, St Luke’s Community Centre\, 90 Central Street\, London\, EC1V 8AJ\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191018T140000
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CREATED:20190822T113406Z
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SUMMARY:Webinar Urban Lunch Talk #7: From Test to Success
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: Listen to the recording of the webinar on our Youtube channel\, here. \nWelcome to a webinar about Urban Living Labs 2.0. What does “success” mean in the context of urban experimentation and Urban Living Labs (and how do you get there in practice?) Can Urban Living Lab approcahes be tools for capacity building on wicked issues? It is time to make the investment in Urban Living Labs more sustainable and the learning more integrated.  \nUrban Living Labs have over the recent decade become a common type of co-creative experimentation\, offering us the opportunity to research and innovate on a wide variety of challenges in everyday setting and test hypotheses and elements to pathways for making transitions towards urban sustainable living. Europe seems particularly a hotspot for this approach. A typical Urban Living Lab will run for as long as a project (usually three years) and after this period data is collected\, results are drawn together\, a summary is written and\, in some situations\, changes in the wider urban context happen. However\, mounting concern by practice\, innovators\, and research is that this last step is too rare and after the project funding stops there is little systematic integration of any of the practical outputs. Is it really about “scaling up” successful results\, or rather about “scaling across”? In sum\, the intended and potential contribution by Urban Living Labs to urban transformation seems unfulfilled. In this webinar we explore going beyond Urban Living Labs towards a different paradigm offered by Living Labs 2.0… \n\nHow can cities\, innovators and researchers best synthesize and make use of results from many different successful test beds\, labs and urban experimenting?\nCan Urban Living Lab approcahes be tools for capacity building on wicked issues?\nHow might we integrate Urban Living Labs approaches into the DNA of Urban Governance? Should we?\n\nBring your knowledge\, projects and concerns to this webinar. Participate and exchnage in the chat\, Q&A and polls. \n  \nMeet…\n\nClaire Gordon is a Senior Researcher at Social Life (@SL_cities)an independent research organisation created by the Young Foundation in 2012 to work internationally on innovation and placemaking. As part of the Bright Future project (JPI Urban Europe ENSUF call)\, Social Life has been leading a process exploring how locally-driven social innovation can help respond to the needs of industrial towns in Slovenia\, Romania\, the Netherlands\, Finland and the UK. Alongside this\, Claire has worked on a range of place-based projects exploring the dynamics of neighbourhoods and how they are impacted and can be supported through development or regeneration. Prior to joining Social Life\, Claire worked as a researcher examining market approaches in development at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)\, University of London and at the University of Oxford. Her background is in the not-for-profit sector\, having spent several years at a digital inclusion NGO in Brazil.\nMichiel Dehaene is associate professor at the department of Architecture and Urban Planning\, Ghent University\, where he teaches courses in urban analysis and design. He is the chairman of the Flemish Jury of Urban Renewal Projects in Flanders.  His work focuses on sub-urban renewal\, the (planning) history of dispersed urban development\, and sustainable cities. His research includes systematic work on planning and design models to address the urbanizaton of food. Michiel currently works with the project “Urbanising in Place” (JPI Urban Europe SUGI call) which seeks to define components of an “agroecological urbanism”: a model of urbanisation which places food\, metabolic cycles and an ethics of land stewardship\, equality and solidarity at its core. The project works with communities of practice in in both South America and in Europe: Rosario\, Riga\, Brussels and London.\nJochen Wendel is a researcher at the European Institute for Energy Research (EIFER) in Karlsruhe\, Germany. He is coordinating\, together with Pia Laborgne\, the SUGI nexus project  Creating Interfaces project running Urban Living Labs in Poland\, Romania and the U.S. They work with capacity building for the urban food-water-energy (FWE) -nexus\, making the FWE-linkages understandable to the stakeholders (city government\, science\, business and citizens)\, and facilitating cooperation and knowledge exchange among them by using innovative approaches for local knowledge co-creation and participation through Urban Living Labs and Citizen Science. His background is in GIScience and he received his PhD in Geography from the University of Colorado Boulder\, USA. Prior to the Creating Interfaces project\, Jochen has worked on several projects related to smart cities applications\, location-based services\, and data visualization with several state agencies and private companies in the US and Germany. Pia Laborgne is sociologist and researcher at the European Institute for Energy Research (EIFER)\, focusing on urban sustainability strategies\, e.g. regarding citizen participation\, citizen science and stakeholder cooperation. With Jochen Wendel\, she is coordinating the SUGI nexus project “Creating Interfaces”.\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who will join the conversation through the chat room\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twenty different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research community\, business representatives and civil society.\nYour rapporteur\, Johannes Riegler\, Stakeholder Involvement Officer in JPI Urban Europe.\nYour host\, Caroline Wrangsten\, urban geographer and Assistant Project Manager in JPI Urban Europe.\n\nListen to the recording of the webinar on our Youtube channel\, here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-7-from-test-to-success/
ORGANIZER;CN="JPI Urban Europe":MAILTO:johannes.riegler@jpi-urbaneurope.eu
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SUMMARY:Sharing Cities Summit Sweden
DESCRIPTION:Sharing Cities Sweden is organising a conference and exhibition on exploring the role of sharing cities in advancing the sustainable development goals. \nSave the date 10-11 October 2019 and stay tuned for more information soon! \nPlease register interest to attend the event by using this form and receive further information. \nFor questions\, please contact Kes McCormick.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/sharing-cities-summit-sweden/
LOCATION:Lund and Malmö\, Sweden
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191009T163000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191009T180000
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SUMMARY:Urban and regional transition in widening countries and lagging regions: knowledge\, tools and platforms for mutual learning and exchange
DESCRIPTION:At the European Week of Regions and Cities\, the European Commission\, the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission and JPI Urban Europe will organize a session with focus on Urban and regional transitions in Widening countries and lagging regions and the best way they can be supported through smart specialisation and transnational cooperation. \nJPI Urban Europe has the aim to establish long-term policy relations and support urban transitions in and with Widening Countries and Europe’s Outermost Regions by engaging (urban) actors\, practitioners\, decision makers in its activities.Something which is in foucs in our EXPAND II project that aims at mobilising national communities of urban actors of Widening Countries and to be the platform to create\, combine\, discuss and make available knowledge and robust evidence for urban transition. With cases from the Azores\, Cyprus\, Romania and more Widening countries and regions\, we hope for a fruitful discussion and sharing of knowledge! \nAGENDA  \n16:30   Welcome and setting the scene \nSpeaker: Magda DE CARLI\, Head of Unit\, European Research Area and Country Intelligence\, DG Research and Innovation\, European Commission\, Karel Haegeman\, Joint Research Centre\, Sevilla (ES) \nA selection of four territorial case studies from Widening Countries and Lagging Regions will focus on reflections on the key requirements for urban transitions: the particular conditions\, the difficulties\, which support activities would be beneficial (R&I support\, networks\, funding\, etc.)  More concretely\, the session will focus on the following questions: \n\n\n\nHow to mobilise cities and urban actors for urban transitions? How to connect them to other regions/cities? Which benefits\, conditions and requirements of stakeholder engagement do exist in Widening Countries?\nHow to mobilise national R&I programmes to engage transnationally? What are barriers and opportunities? What are the benefits\, conditions and requirements of funding bodies to join transnational programmes and partnerships?\nWhat are the benefits\, conditions and requirements of policy support measures? How can RIS3 implementation at regional and city level be supported through transregional cooperation\, transnational ideation (entrepreneurial discovery) and project development (in development labs)?\n\n\n\nTo this end\, cases from 4 different territories will be presented: \n16:40   Targeted support to RIS3 implementation in the city of Bucharest and Ilfov region (JRC STRIVE in collaboration with the European Parliament and DG REGIO)\nSpeaker: Catalina Udrea\, Regional Development Agency\, Bucharest – Ilfov\, Planning Department \n16:50   JPI Urban Europe’s approach to Widening Countries and build capacities for urban transitions in science and policy (EXPAND II project)\nSpeaker: Natalia SA. Silva\, Regional Fund for Science and Technology of the Azores \n17:00   Support to ideation and project development of innovative ideas in an international context for Centro region (PT) (JRC STRIVE in collaboration with the European Parliament and DG REGIO)\nSpeaker: Ana Abrunhosa\, President of CDRC – Centro Region \n17:10   RISE.eu  (H2020-WIDESPREAD-01-2016-2017-TEAMING PHASE 2)\nSpeaker: Professor Giorgos Chrysanthou University of Cyprus (UCY)\, Research Director of RISE \n17:20   Discussion: How to get engaged and use ongoing networking and support options for Widening Countries and Lagging Regions. Panel discussion with DG RTD (RISE)\, JRC (STRIVE) and JPI Urban Europe (EXPAND II) \n17:50   Closing words Magda De Carli \n\nRead more and register here. 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-and-regional-transition-in-widening-countries-and-lagging-regions-knowledge-tools-and-platforms-for-mutual-learning-and-exchange/
LOCATION:Square – Brussels Convention Centre – 311+312\, Mont des Arts\, Brussels\, 1000\, Belgium
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Paris:20190927T130000
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SUMMARY:Webinar Urban Lunch Talk #6: From Project Partners to Synergy Soulmates
DESCRIPTION:EDIT: The recording is available on our Youtube channel! \nWhat if integrated approaches and cross-fertilization of issues were made key in urban transformation? How can public authorities and research actors together break out of silos-thinking\, and maximize the outcome for the innovation ecosystem that they are part of? What added values are shaped when projects and their partners work synergy effects? For whom\, how? The recording is available on our Youtube channel! \n\nWelcome to a webinar about using integrated approaches as a key in urban transformation. We will discuss how for example city authorities can partner in ways that has long term and cross-cutting impact on the state of the city. We look into how integrating a wide range of projects and issues can create valuable synergy effects\, both between projects and between projects and their surrounding environments and stakeholders. \nUrban transitions and sustainable urban development involve many different (sub)targets\, which tend to result in strategies or actions pursued in parallel or disconnected from each other. While some targets support each other\, others conflict across administrative departments\, sectors\, or societal groups. The global achievements of the UN Agenda 2030 SDGs\, and the implementation of the Paris Agreement raise several questions on ways of organizing and operating in order to reach targets on time. Both agendas serve a strong urban dimension and assert that ideally\, urban synergetics should underpin liveable and just cities. \nMeet…\n\nJoe Ravetz is Co-Director of the Collaboratory for Urban Resilience & Energy at the Manchester Urban Institute\, University of Manchester.  He has pioneered the art of strategic thinking for sustainable cities and regions\, which brings together environment-climate policy\, urban planning and design\, new economics and governance\, innovation and futures studies\, systems thinking and complexity science. With a background as an architect\, planner and development manager\, he is also a creative graphic facilitator and foresight trainer. Joe works with the LOOPER Living Labs which serve as new models for experimental design and innovation at the urban and community level. They can address practical problems such as air quality\, road safety\, noise\, crime or greenspace and are based on the involvement of stakeholders\, continuous monitoring of changes and direct consideration of their impact on the implementation process. There are Living Labs in Brussels\, Manchester and Verona. The project is part of the JPI Urban Europe ENSUF call. Joe covers material featured in these slides in his talk:\n– Joe’s talk props\nJoke Quintens (@jokequintens) is a “transitioneur”\, former deputy Mayor in the city of Genk\, passionate co-creater\, matchmaker and facilitator. Joke lives and works in Marseille (France) and in Living Lab Moving Marseille\, she uses the city as a laboratory to learn\, but also to connect people and projects inside and outside Marseille. She shares stories about sustainable transitions and the challenges of participation and co-creation in workshops\, writings\, interviews\, talks and other exchanges. She practices “Making City Together” as an expert in participatory policies and as a Wetopia ambassador\, with a first Wetopia Academy to be set up in Cape Town in October:\n“Dreams of a Wetopian Society”\nOpen Desgin Afrika: Wetopia\nTwenty Thirty\nAdrian Hill is a researcher\, designer and planner. He is interested in participatory oriented projects that are built around governance\, strategic communication and local economies. Adrian has worked across a range of issues including urban sustainability\, mobility\, agriculture\, eco-systems management\, renewable energy networks\, industry and material cycles. Most recently he has been focusing on urban manufacturing and industrial symbiosis. Adrian is based in Brussels and is the cofounder of the OSMOS Network\, a collaborator with LATITUDE platform and the coordinator of the JPI Urban Europe financed project Cities of Making through the ENSUF call. The link to the stakeholder management approach that Adrian uses can be found here and the images he presented in the talk here:\n– Adrian’s talk props\nMarcelline Bonneau (@ResiliaSolution) links theory and practices on sustainable and just cities\, grassroots activities and strategic ones\, the local and EU levels. She has been working on projects for societal transition of city administration via the URBACT networks (REFILL\, MAPS\, BioCanteens) in order to support integrated governance processes via peer to peer learning amongst EU cities. She is an URBACT Programme Expert\, an expert to the UIA Antwerp Circular South project and an UrbanA Fellow. Marcelline researches and experiments on the interaction between city administrations and citizens’ initiatives in Brussels (VILCO). You can take part of her publications on social innovation in cities at URBACT and Routlegde.\n– Marcelline’s talk props\nE-mail: marcelline@resilia-solutions.eu\nParticipants from anywhere in the world who will join the conversation through the chat room\, polls and Q&A sessions. Previous Urban Lunch Talks have attracted visitors from more than twenty different countries\, representing urban administration and public authorities\, research community\, business representatives and civil society.\nHost: Caroline Wrangsten\, Urban geographer and Assistant Project manager in JPI Urban Europe.\nRapporteur: Jonas Bylund (@urbanalys) Research and Innovation Officer in JPI Urban Europe. We will enjoy a wrap up and a meta-reflection from Jonas who will link the talk outcomes to the purposes of JPI Urban Europe’s Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda and dilemma-driven approaches to urban research and innovation. Jonas refers to the following two images in his speech:\n\n\n  \nWebinar recording \n\n\n\n\n\n\nYou are currently viewing a placeholder content from YouTube. To access the actual content\, click the button below. Please note that doing so will share data with third-party providers. \n More Information \n Unblock content Accept required service and unblock content \n \n \n\nThe recording is also available on our Youtube channel.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/urban-lunch-talk-6-from-project-partners-to-synergy-soulmates/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190927
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SUMMARY:European Research and Innovation Days
DESCRIPTION:European Research and Innovation Days is the first annual policy event of the European Commission\, bringing together stakeholders to debate and shape the future research and innovation landscape. \nSpeakers will include ministers\, commissioners\, members of European Parliament\, researchers\, as well as surprise guests each day. \nLearn more about the event here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/european-research-and-innovation-days/
LOCATION:Brussels
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190915
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SUMMARY:Sustainable Built Environment Conference - Transition Towards a Net Zero Carbon Built Environment
DESCRIPTION:The SBE19 Graz conference is part of a major international series of conferences that focuses on sustainable buildings and construction. The series was launched by the International Council for Research and Innovation in Building and Construction (CIB) and the International Initiative for a Sustainable Built Environment (iiSBE) more than ten years ago\, and these partners were subsequently joined by the Sustainable Building and Climate Initiative (SBCI) of UN Environment\, the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC) and the Global Alliance for Buildings and Construction (GABC). \nThe series\, now on a three-year cycle\, has become recognized as the world’s preeminent conference series in this important field. The series consists of a first year of planning\, followed by a series of regional conferences in the second year\, and culminating in a global event during the third year. In 2019\, SBE19 Graz will be one of the regional conferences\, while the global conference World Sustainable Built Envoronment Conference (WSBE2020) will be held in Gothenburg\, Sweden in 2020. \nThe thematic umbrella of the WSBE2020 will be the United Nations SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (UN SDGs). SBE19 Graz will be organized in thematic line with this conference. In addition\, a focus should be put on approaches for implementation of sustainable developments. Graz University of Technology is going to host this conference in co-operation with University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences\, Vienna and for the first time internationally with Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and ETH Zürich. \nRead more about the conference and agenda
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/sustainable-built-environment-conference-transition-towards-a-net-zero-carbon-built-environment/
LOCATION:Graz University of Technology\, Kronesgasse 5\, 8010\, Graz\, Austria
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190912
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SUMMARY:Cities of Making Final Event
DESCRIPTION:Cities of Making is a European project exploring the topic and urban manufacturing and the question of what European cities should be making in the 21st century. On the 11th of September\, partners from Brussels\, London and Rotterdam will showcase results of 2\,5 years of work. \nThe final event is part of Making Cities Work\, a series of events from 6-11 September 2019\, aimed at contributing to new ways of thinking about the urban economy. \nThe project\, Cities of Making is part of the JPI Urban Europe ERANET Cofund Smart Urban Futures (ENSUF) Call. \nRead more about the event and register here.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/cities-of-making-final-event/
LOCATION:perspective.brussels\, Rue de Namur 59\, Brussels\, Belgium
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