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SUMMARY:Matchmaking platform in ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities open 26 Feb - 15 April 2021
DESCRIPTION:In this matchmaking tool (B2Match)\, interested parties in the Urban Transformations Capacities call can create a profile\, partner search\, chat\, and schedule video-meetings directly in the platform.  \n>> Join the matchmaking platform
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/matchmaking-platform-in-era-net-cofund-urban-transformation-capacities-open-26-feb-15-april-2021/
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Food-Water-Energy - Nexus approaches for sustainable development and improved living standards
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to a joint webinar organised by JPI Urban Europe in collaboration with the European Network of Research and Innovation Centres and Hubs (ENRICH) in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). In this event\, participants from Europe and Latin America will gain knowledge and understanding of the Food-Water-Energy (FWE) Nexus\, its characteristics\, as well as its tool for how to address the city solutions in innovative ways with concrete examples.  \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\nThis webinar is one of a series organized by ENRICH in LAC and JPI Urban Europe on sustainable urbanization. The objective of this workshop series is to facilitate an exchange of knowledge and experiences between some Latin American countries and Europe. The webinar will build upon previously organized events in the series on Positive Energy Districts\, organized within the ANPEI 2020 Conference and Urban Living Labs. This event targets programme managers at funding agencies\, city administrators\, local public officers\, city planners and developers\, researchers working on urbanization related areas\, civil society\, companies\, and other stakeholders interested in co-creation processes. \nBackground\n“The interactions between food\, water and energy sectors\, both now and over the next few decades\, are of critical interest to policy-makers\, scientists\, and society at large. By 2050\, the world population is projected to increase to around 9 billion\, with the number of people living in urban areas expected to double. These trends in population density and movement\, coupled with land use change and climate variability\, will lead to major increases in demand for resources and hold important implications for security and social justice. The reciprocal and dynamic processes of urbanisation\, including the physical movements of populations\, the build-up of city territories\, transformation of economic structures\, extension of suburban sprawl\, and re-urbanisation\, will result in increasing regional stress on the urban food-water-energy (FWE) system. \nTo date\, we have a limited understanding of the FWE system’s complexity\, resilience and thresholds. Investigations of this complex system will produce discoveries that cannot emerge from research on food or water or energy systems alone. An urban FWE nexus approach focuses on intersections and potential synergies between sectors and fields commonly seen apart in business\, policy\, and research. Thus\, the FWE nexus approach can play a pivotal role in fostering sustainable urbanisation\, by proposing potential solutions to govern resource interdependencies through comprehensive spatial perspectives and multi-level governance strategies.”\n(from Midterm Valorization Event: SUGI – Sustainable Urbanisation Global Initiative Food-Water-Energy Nexus) \nWebinar Agenda\n\n\n\nWelcome and introduction \nWelcome by: Berna Windischbaur\, ENRICH in LAC \nIntro by moderator: Johannes Riegler\, JPI Urban Europe\n\n\nIntroduction to FWE \nJonas Bylund\, JPI Urban Europe\n\n\nUpcoming Belmont Forum Opportunities in FWE\nErica Key\, Executive Director\, Belmont Forum Secretariat\n\n\nProject: WASTE FEW ULL – Waste Food-Energy-Water Urban Living Labs\nDaniel Black\, Daniel Black + Associates\, Bristol\, UK) \nEster Dal Poz\, University of Campinas\, Brazil\n\n\n  \nCase from Uruguay\nTBA – Agencia Nacional de Investigación e Innovación de Uruguay (ANII)\n\n\n  \nProject: Creating Interfaces  \n \nPia Laborgne\, EIFER\, Karlsruhe\, Germany \n& \nJoanna Suchomska\, PZR – Sustainable Development Laboratory – Torun\, Poland\n\n\nDiscussions\, questions and answers from the audience incl. Mentimeter poll\nAll; moderated by Johannes Riegler\n\n\nSummary and farewell\nBerna Windischbaur and Johannes Riegler\n\n\n\nBackground Documents\n  \n1) The JPI Urban Europe/Belmont Forum SUGI Projects Catalogue\n\n2) Project: WASTE FEW ULL \nWASTE FEW ULL will map and substantially reduce waste in the food-energy-water nexus in cities across three continents: Europe\, Africa and South America. The aim of the WASTE FEW ULL project is to develop and test internationally applicable methods of identifying inefficiencies in a city-region’s food-energy-water nexus. We will undertake this through an international network of industry/civic society-led Urban Living Labs (ULL) in four urban regions – UK (Bristol)\, Netherlands (Rotterdam)\, South Africa (Western Cape) and Brazil (São Paulo). Partners in Norway and the USA will provide economic valuations of potential impact\, and impact-led public education\, outreach and dissemination. \nThe Urban Living Labs (ULLs) of stakeholders are organised to: \n\nmap resource flows\nidentify critical dysfunctional linear pathways\nagree the response most appropriate to the local context\nmodel the market and non-market economic value of each intervention\nengage with decision makers to close each loop.\n\nThe project will contribute with policy decision support models for economically viable waste reduction\, rethinking waste as a resource as well as establish entrepreneurship networks in each ULL to continue working after the formal end of the project. \n3) Project: CREATING INTERFACES \nThe Creating Interfaces project addresses 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. It will develop and test innovative approaches for local knowledge co-creation and participation through Urban Living Labs and Citizen Science approaches in three mid-size cities on water: Tulcea (Romania)\, Wilmington (USA) and Slupsk (Poland). Complemented by previous research and a citizen science toolbox\, these labs comprise a user-defined co-creative approach\, where research questions\, problems\, and solutions are decided and implemented with stakeholders themselves.\n>> Watch the CREATING INTERFACES video: https://youtu.be/iAz9GGSWd0U  \nWatch\n> Youtube Livestream: https://lnkd.in/ekJEwGr\n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/webinar-food-water-energy-nexus-approaches-for-sustainable-development-and-improved-living-standards/
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SUMMARY:Matchmaking Event in ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE:\nDue to the large interest in this call and an unforeseen limit to the Zoom meeting of 100 participants\, we regret to inform you that not everyone could have seat to the Zoom meeting. However\, the key matchmaking is going on\, and will continue in the matchmaking platform until 15 April. We welcome you to join the platform and include your project idea in your bio\, make connections and schedule meetings with each other. The PPT from the Zoom meeting on 9 March is available here. \n>> Go to the matchmaking: https://enutc.b2match.io/\n\nIf you have questions about how to best use the matchmaking platform\, please forward them to patrik.ryden@viablecities.se.\nFor general questions about the matchmaking process in this call\, please e-mail webinar@jpi-urbaneurope.eu \n \nINVITATION \nWelcome to a matchmaking event in ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC). The event provides an opportunity to more easily find potential project- and consorita partners for a joint application in the call. Participants to the event are introduced to the matchmaking platform and it is strongly recommended that participants have registered in the matchmaking platform (B2Match) prior to joining the event. Here\,  participants can create a profile and use the search function to find suitable consortia partners for a joint application. \nAGENDA \n\nWelcome and intro\nBrief presentation of the call by the international call secretariat (Detailed call presentation is available here)\nExample of project ideas submitted by registrants upon registration\nGood advice from previous JPI Urban Europe funded projects\nIntroduction and guidance to B2Match: Create your profile and partner search to build your consortia!\nQ&A via the chat\nParticipants continue the matchmaking in B2Match for one hour. The platform is open for you to request meetings 1:1 as part of this matchmaking event.\n\n\nInstructions for participation on 9 March\n\n1. IMPORTANT: Create a profile in the matchmaking platform: https://enutc.b2match.io/\nThe second hour of the meeting will take place in this platform. Make sure you have registered and that you have requested some meetings for this hour (9 March 11.00 – 12.00): \n– Register and create a profile by clicking “Register” in the upper right corner. Present yourself and your potential project idea to the other registrants in your profile.\n– Partner search: Connect with interesting participants and request meetings to discuss the possibilities of forming a joint consortium that can submit a proposal. You can request and hold video meetings 1:1 directly in the platform.\n– Remember: Each project proposal must be submitted by a project consortium consisting of at least three eligible applicants applying for funds in the call\, from at least three different countries whose funders participate in the call. Which type of organisations that are eligible for funding depends on your national requirements. Learn more in the call text. \n2. Visit the call page and get acquainted with the call text to learn about the criteria for consortium building \n3. If you’re interested in a detailed call presentation\, please listen to the recording from the information webinar. \n4. We welcome you to join with your camera turned on to familiarise yourself with other interested participants in this call. Since we have about 200 registrants to this meeting\, and with respect to the presenters\, please stay muted throughout the whole meeting. You are much welcome to use the chat to get in contact with each other or ask questions. \n———————————————————————————- \nAbout the ENUTC call\nThe ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (ENUTC) invites researchers\, urban government authorities\, – including cities and municipalities\, – businesses\, civil society and other stakeholders to build transnational consortia to create innovation and research projects that enable and support capacity building for urban transformations. Learn more on the call page.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/save-the-date-matchmaking-webinar-in-era-net-cofund-urban-transformation-capacities/
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SUMMARY:Call for papers: Special Issue on "Smart Cities and Positive Energy Districts: Urban Perspectives in 2021"
DESCRIPTION:A special issue of Energies (ISSN 1996-1073) is open for submission of manuscripts. This special issue belongs to the section “Energy and Buildings“. Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 April 2021. Read more here.\n  \n\nSpecial Issue Editor\n\n\nDr. Paola Clerici Maestosi\nGuest Editor\nENEA – SMART ENERGY DIVISION\, Energy Technologies Department\, via Martiri di Monte Sole 4\, 40129 Bologna\, Italy-\nInterests: sustainable development; sustainability; urban development; urban planning; urban sustainability; renewable energy technologies; land use planning; architecture; sustainable architecture\nSpecial Issues and Collections in MDPI journals\n\n\n\nKeywords\n\n\nsustainable urban areas\nenergy production\nenergy efficiency\nenergy flexibility\n\n\n\n\nPublished Papers\n\n\nThis special issue is now open for submission.\n\n>> Read more
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/call-for-papers-special-issue-on-smart-cities-and-positive-energy-districts-urban-perspectives-in-2021/
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SUMMARY:Urban Lunch Talk #16: Positive Energy Districts - The Do’s\, Don’ts and Dilemmas
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to an Urban Lunch Talk about Positive Energy Districts and Neighbourhoods (PEDs) with a variety of invited guests. What does it take to transform the urban energy system to a sustainable one – and how can stakeholders succeed with vital steps in the implementation process of for example Positive Energy Districts? Participants to this webinar can join with input in the chat and vote in polls. \nImage credit: Festoon House Lighting\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\nMaterials from the event\n> Slides by Chris Cooper in the CRUNCH project  \n> Questions And Comments In The QA \n> Slides by Christoph Gollner in the PED Programme \nBackground\nIn this lunch talk\, invited guests will share their experience of either implementing Positive Energy Districts or working with energy related sustainability transitons. Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) are energy-efficient and energy-flexible urban areas or groups of connected buildings which produce net zero greenhouse gas emissions. PEDs actively manage an annual local or regional surplus production of renewable energy. They require integration of different systems and infrastructures and an interaction between buildings\, the users and the regional energy\, mobility and ICT systems. PEDs also need to secure the energy supply\, and a good life for all in line with social\, economic and environmental sustainability.​​​​​​ Europe aims to be a global role model in energy transition and reducing its carbon footprint. Cities and the building sector play a decisive role in that process. The Programme “Positive Energy Districts and Neighbourhoods for Sustainable Urban Development” aims to support the planning\, deployment and replication of 100 Positive Energy Neighbourhoods by 2025 and is joined by 20 EU member states. The Programme is conducted by JPI Urban Europe\, and involves stakeholders from R&I funding networks\, cities\, industry\, research organisations and citizen organisations. \nJoin the chat and the polls with your input: \n– Is a neighbourhood-oriented approach like Positive Energy Districs a useful contribution achieving climate-neutral cities?\n– What are methods and processes already tested in local energy transitions\, and what can we learn from these experiences?\n– From your perspective\, what are most urgent R&I topics regarding PED development and local energy transitions?\n– What are your do’s\, don’ts or dilemmas for realising local energy transitions towards sustainability? How do you move forward in complicated situations? \nMeet \n\nChristoph Gollner\, the PED Programme Coordinating Programme Manager. Christoph is a graduate engineer in spatial and urban planning and has been working for the Austrian Academy of Sciences and in urban revitalization for the City of Vienna.\n\nProfessor Goran Strbac from the STEP-UP project: Socio-Techno-Economic Pathways for sustainable Urban energy development. The project studies four cities (London\, Beijing\, Delft and Suzhou) which together represent large and medium as well as historic and new cities in EU and China. The findings will be summarized in policy recommendations\, a business case and a road map for urban energy transformation in the EU and China will be proposed when the project finalises. STEP-UP is part of the pilot call Sustainable and Liveable Cities and Urban Areas organized by JPI Urban Europe and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC). Goran is Professor of Electrical Energy Systems at Imperial College\, London.\nChris Cooper from the CRUNCH project (Climate Resilient Urban Nexus CHoices: operationalising the Food-Water- Energy Nexus) investigates food\, water and energy as one complex system\, leading to increased knowledge and discoveries that cannot emerge when investigated separately in ‘silos’. Chris works with the CRUNCH IDSS as a digital twin concept and how the data management regime was identified using smart city standards.\nJim Segers from City Mine(d) -an international organisation based in Brussels and London. Since 1997 it developed over one hundred projects in fifteen cities throughout Europe\, either at its own initiative or as facilitator. City Mine(d)’s aim is to make urban development everyone’s business. One current project is “La Pile“: a project that creates links between neighbours to that reinvents electricity in the city. You can here join the electric test field to generate electricity locally\, distribute it to neighbours\, consume less\, or at other times\, invest together in the future.\nCaroline Wrangsten (host)\, project manager in JPI Urban Europe with a focus on communication. Caroline has a MSc in Environmental Social Science where she majored in human geography and urban development. Caroline has previously worked at the UN Association of Sweden and think tank Global Utmaning. She is part of the international expert group for #UrbanGirlsMovement and #HerCity.\n\n\n  \nRead more\n>> Article: Towards 100 Positive Energy Districts in Europe – Preliminary Data Analysis of 61 European Cases \n>> PED Booklet \n>> Announcement: Projects awarded funding in Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) pilot call
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/save-the-date-to-urban-lunch-talk-16-positive-energy-districts-the-dos-donts-and-dilemmas/
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