Projects

Urban-Flow transforms urban public spaces through dynamic management strategies that prioritise sustainable mobility, energy efficiency, and climate resilience, demonstrated in three Lead Cities and three Replicant Cities.

NEXTLOGIC combines Digital Twins, Extended Reality and advanced data analytics to help cities, industry, researchers and citizens co-create smarter, more efficient urban freight and mobility solutions on the path to climate neutrality by 2030.

JUST STREETS brings together 32 international partners to help 12 cities transform their streets into inclusive, human-centered spaces that prioritise active mobility and sustainable urban living.

Commit2Green supports eight European cities in developing integrated, participatory greening strategies to embed nature-based solutions within city planning and accelerate the transition to climate neutrality and urban resilience.

ALICE, the European Technology Platform for logistics and supply chain management, brings together leading industry experts and companies to drive research, innovation and market deployment toward affordable net zero transport and logistics operations in Europe.

Shift2Sustain is a Horizon Europe-funded project that develops, tests, and evaluates measures to improve the acceptability and effectiveness of Mobility Management Plans, supporting behavioural shifts towards more sustainable travel choices in urban areas.

SPINE aims to accelerate progress towards climate neutrality by integrating public transport systems with new mobility services, sharing schemes, active transport modes, and micromobility.

CLMS-Cities supports the transformation to climate neutrality and energy efficiency in cities, contributing to Global Stocktakes, by monitoring the implementation of different CO2 reduction technologies in buildings and transport, as well as the implementation of spatial planning interventions targeting climate change mitigation.

The Re-Value partnership consists of nine European waterfront cities and selected European organisations that seeks to make the urban transition irresistible for their local folks and professional stakeholders. They will demonstrate how climate neutrality and urban quality can be aligned, by re-valuing the cities’ connection to their waterfronts, strengthening co-benefits and mitigating potential adverse impacts.

The URBAN PROSUMERS project supports the implementation of the Cities Mission at the local level in Tampere Region (Finland). It strengthens the role of local Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) as focal actors of transdisciplinary research and action in sustainability issues. By leveraging citizen science and participatory research methods, the project actively involves residents and local stakeholders in developing solutions focused on sustainable mobility, food systems and energy.