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SUMMARY:ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (EN-UTC) Kick-off Event & AGORA Dialogue
DESCRIPTION:The 16 projects selected for funding of the ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (EN-UTC) are starting! A kick-off event will be held on the 5th April 2022\, and offer inspiration and opportunities for mutual exchange among the projects to enhance impact early on\, and build a community of practice. In order to strengthen networking and community building\, the AGORA Dialogue on the 6 th April\, invites the EN-UTC projects\, as well as a wider spectrum of interested urban stakeholders\, to discuss critical factors for delivering transformative urban change. . \n \nTime and place: 5–6 April\, online (Zoom) \nPurpose: The 16 national funding agencies\, from 14 countries\, in the call ERA-NET Cofund Urban Transformation Capacities (EN-UTC)\, have agreed on a list of 16 projects recommended for funding. These transnational innovation and research projects gather more than 200 researchers\, cities and municipalities\, businesses\, civil society\, as well as other stakeholders. The kick-off will be a day for inspiration\, exciting discussions\, and getting to know each other – followed by a second day with in-depth conversations and a wider spectrum of participants (the AGORA Dialogue). \nAim: The event will facilitate exchange and community building among the projects and their project partners\, support measures for projects to strengthen communication and impact creation\, and inform about formal requirements on monitoring and reporting\, and guidelines and support activities. The event will also connect the EN-UTC projects to a wider stakeholder community. \nFor whom: Project coordinators and project partners are invited to the kick-off as well as the AGORA Dialogue. In order to build a multi-stakeholder community for the EN-UTC\, project partners from municipalities\, businesses\, local communities and research are encouraged to participate in both events. \nRegistration: Registrations are open (scroll down). \nPreparation: Projects for the EN-UTC kick-off event are to prepare for speed presentations for a maximum 90 seconds\, focusing on the project’s main ambition and impact. More information for preparation will be provided shortly. Contact: Simon Boström\, Formas\, Sweden \nDraft program (may be subject to changes) \nEN-UTC Kick-off\, April 5\, 09.00–15.00 CEST (Stockholm – Paris time) \n\n09.00 Welcome and introduction\n\nMenti poll \nUgo Guarnacci\, Project Adviser\, European Commission (tbc) \nThe JPI Urban Europe initiative\, Margit Noll\, Chair of the JPI Urban Europe Management Board at FFG \n\n10.00 Speed presentations\, 16 projects\n11.30 Panel discussion about the challenges of urban transformations\n12.00 Lunch break\n13.00 Break-out sessions (see below for registrations)\n\n1. Urban Living Labs 2.0 – approaches\, methods and how to get things started. \nThis session will bring together EN-UTC projects who are planning to use experimental\, co-creative methods such as urban living labs. Besides an exchange on existing publication and resources that might be helpful for planning\, maintaining and boosting the urban living labs\, participants will have the chance to exchange on approaches\, potential challenges and how to work around them. \n2. How can public infrastructures be places of urban change and transformation for sustainable cities and communities? \nThis session aims at bringing together the EN-UTC project partners who focus on public urban infrastructure\, like libraries\, schools\, and public space\, as places of urban change and transformation for sustainable cities and communities – e.g. urban design for circular systems and the extension of gardens in European cities for social-ecological transformations. The session will involve discussions on how places of encounter could take on the challenges for sustainable cities and communities. \n3. How can urban governments\, researchers and citizens connect to enable participatory policy making and facilitate community-based developments towards urban transformation? \nThis session intends to address the EN-UTC project partners who work towards participatory policy making and local urban government by facilitating public engagement\, thus creating opportunities for more collaborative government approaches. The session will involve discussions on how residents can be included in governmental and planning processes on a local scale\, and on the challenges of conducting research into the dynamics between government authorities\, citizens and other local stakeholders. \n4. Raising awareness to accelerate urban transformations \nThis session aims at connecting the EN-UTC project partners who work towards increasing knowledge and engagement for a sustainable urban environment. The session will invite discussions on how to get target groups involved\, and other efforts related\, to raising awareness on sustainability and inspiring confidence to act for transformations of the urban environment\, such as the development of a circular economy and nature-based solutions. \n\n14.20 Previous learnings from JPI Urban Europe\n14.40 Elena Simion\, Call Secretariat\, Information on monitoring and reporting\n15.00 Open session for networking\n\n  \nAGORA Dialogue\, April 6\, 09.30-12.30 CEST (Stockholm – Paris time) \nThe AGORA Dialogue will build upon the EN-UTC projects and facilitate a dialogue between these and interested urban actors\, change makers from research and innovation\, local public administration\, urban doers communities\, SMEs\, businesses\, civil society associations\, and others – to exchange on how urban transformative capacities can nurture change towards sustainable and liveable urban futures. ENUTC project partners are especially encouraged to join the AGORA Dialogue to exchange on how their projects will support urban change. \nMore information about the AGORA Dialogue can be found here. \n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/era-net-cofund-urban-transformation-capacities-enutc-kick-off-event-agora-dialogue/
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SUMMARY:AGORA Thematic Dialogue:  Building transformation capacities for collective urban futures
DESCRIPTION:Online via Zoom\nWhile there are numerous strategies\, agendas\, calls and activities in science\, policy \, and practice on various levels aiming at building urban transformation capacities\, it remains unclear “what kind of capacity can actually deliver change towards sustainability that is transformative” (Wolfram et al. 2019). The AGORA Dialogue “Building transformation capacities for collective urban futures” will spark a discussion and exchange on critical factors for delivering transformative urban change.\nJPI Urban Europe recently funded 16 projects which aim at building urban transformation capacities. The projects bring together a total of 214 local public administrations\, SMEs\, research and innovation organisations\, civil society partners and other urban actors to enable capacity building for urban transformations. Each project addresses specific topics and issues as well as communities: from age-friendly cities\, to the role of libraries and schools\, artificial intelligence and augmented reality in transformation processes\, societal polarisation and inequalities\, strengthening resilience through inclusive processes and much more. \nThe AGORA Dialogue will build upon these projects and facilitate a dialogue between these project and interested urban actors and change makers from research and innovation\, local public administration\, urban doers communities\, SMEs\, businesses\, civil society associations and others to exchange on how urban transformative capacities can nurture change towards sustainable and liveable urban futures. EN-UTC project partners are especially encouraged to join the AGORA Dialogue to exchange on how their projects will support urban change. \nThe AGORA Thematic Dialogue aims at grasping the complexity of approaches to drive urban transitions. Concretely\, the workshop aims at: \n\nconnecting EN-UTC funded projects with the AGORA community\, JPI Urban Europe’s community of urban change makers;\nIdentifying factors for delivering transformative change;\nExchange on how individual projects can shape societal discourses and collective urban futures.\n\n 
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/agora-thematic-dialogue-building-transformation-capacities-for-collective-urban-futures/
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SUMMARY:Positive Energy Districts Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Following the success of the urban stakeholder workshop in Rome last year\, we are delighted to announce the 2nd Urban Stakeholder event ‘Positive Energy Districts Workshop’ (back-to-back with the 4th Action Management Committee Meeting) to be held in Amsterdam on 23-24 June. The event themed ‘Experiences and Guidance for Design and Implementation’ aims to provide a unique opportunity for policymakers\, practitioners and researchers to exchange experiences\, share ideas and develop new insights in PED development. \nWhat? During the webinar\, speakers representing municipalities\, businesses\, and civil society organisations working on PED pilots in Amsterdam will share their challenges and success stories. The participants will be invited to share ideas for overcoming the PED challenges and to offer suggestions for shaping the programme of the PED Workshop in June. The agenda of the webinar will be shared closer to the time.\nWhen?  19 April 2022 10:00 – 11:30 CET\nWho?  Cities/municipalities\, policymakers\, practitioners\, and researchers interested in PEDs\nHow?  Please click here to register for the preparatory webinar and to express your interest in attending the PED Workshop in Amsterdam by 8 April 2022. \nAnyone intends to attend the PED Workshop is encouraged to take part in the webinar as it aims to set the stage for the Workshop. For those who are not able to join the webinar\, but intend to attend the PED Workshop in Amsterdam\, please indicate your interest via the same registration link. The information will help us to better organise the events. \nPlease note that the availability of the PED Workshop in Amsterdam is subject to venue capacity. Furthermore\, financial support will be available to selected Action members for attending the event in-person. More details will be circulated in due course \nThe Workshop will be hosted by the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences and jointly organised by the COST Action Positive Energy Districts European Network (PED-EU-NET)\, urban research organisation Platform31\, and the Netherlands Enterprise Agency. It is funded by the COST and the Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations of the Netherlands.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/positive-energy-districts-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Information webinar: Innovations for Managing Sustainable Urban Accessibility (ENUAC)
DESCRIPTION:JPI Urban Europe invites you to an information webinar on April 27th 2021 at 13.00 CEST.\nThe information webinar is an oppurtunity to ask questions about the new call to the call secretariat and to learn more about the call\, the application process and the coming years. \n  \nRegister for the information webinar here!\n  \nInnovation action is part of ERA-NET Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity (ENUAC). This is the third additional call in the series.
URL:https://jpi-urbaneurope.eu/event-calendar/information-webinar-innovation-action-enuac/
CATEGORIES:ENUAC
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