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🚀 Call for New Thematic Partnerships coming soon! 🚀 We are thrilled to announce the dates for the opening of our call for new Thematic Partnerships focused on Water Sensitive City and Building Decarbonisation: Integrated renovation programmes and local heating and cooling plans. Starting on August 28th and running until October 2nd, we invite all those interested in working in a European governance process to apply. What is the Call About? Water Sensitive City💧 Developing strategies and technologies to enhance urban water management, reduce flooding risks, and promote water-efficient urban landscapes. Building Decarbonisation 🏢 Integrated renovation programmes and local heating and cooling plans: Improving urban regeneration and innovative neighbourhood approaches to reduce carbon emissions in buildings, promoting energy efficiency, and integrating renewable energy sources. 📅 Key Dates to Remember: 🔸 Call Opening: 28 August 🔹 Applicant Seminar: 5 September 🔸 Call Closing: 2 October ➡ Join us for the applicant seminar on 5 September to learn more about the application process, the thematic priorities, and what to expect from a Thematic Partnership within the Urban Agenda for the EU. Sign up here 🔗https://lnkd.in/dBbHtPNM Stay tuned for more details! For more information click here 👇 https://lnkd.in/d5Vk3BcT European Urban Initiative #ThematicPartnerships #Collaboration #Innovation #WaterSensitiveCities #BuildingDecarbonisation #CallForApplications #Sustainability #UrbanAgendaforEU #Cities

Opportunity to join the Urban Agenda for the EU and form the future in the frame of 2 new partnerships: 💧Water sensitive cities 🏡 Building decarbonisation Call is opening on 28 August #urbanagenda #cities #water #decarbonisation

The implementation of the Urban Agenda for the EU continues with two new topics - Water sensitive cities & Building decarbonisation: integrated renovation programmes and local heating and cooling plans. The calls for both partnerships will be opened in the end of August 2024. #UrbanAgenda #UAEU #decarbonisation #renovation #buildings

Join me tomorrow at this webinar when I speak about the drivers behind bringing #nature into our cities, and all the benefits it brings. Thanks UN Global Compact Network UK for the invitation! UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) #urbangreening #naturebasedsolutions

Detection and regional analysis of heatwave characteristics in İstanbul https://lnkd.in/dyz7uHVZ M Yılmaz, Y Kara, HC Çulpan, G Can, H Toros - Sustainable Cities and Society, 2023

Just read this summary of last week's World Green Infrastructure Congress - see link below. Fantastic to see #wildwestend mentioned to highlight how important partnerships are in the delivery of blue green infrastructure into our urban environments. This model could help transform Aotearoa's urban environments to enhance biodiversity, improve resilience to climate change and create healthier more livable spaces for all. So my questions to you are the same as I posed at the Congress - how can any of your existing and future projects/schemes/initiatives be expanded to deliver on a larger scale in your towns and cities to create a network of blue green corridors, and who else might you be able to work with to achieve that goal? https://lnkd.in/gH8DAvbr #WGIC24 Kieran Jull Mayurie Gunatilaka Harriet Dempsey Martin Swaffield Jamie Stronge #partnership #bluegreeninfrastructure

The economic and environmental benefits of earth observation data - Report by World Economic Forum and Deloitte highlights exponential growth in satellite tech and its applications across sectors, including disaster response and renewable #energy #climateaction #machinelearning #digitaltwins https://ow.ly/35Uh50RzL7h

The economic and environmental benefits of earth observation data - Report by World Economic Forum and Deloitte highlights exponential growth in satellite tech and its applications across sectors, including disaster response and renewable #energy #climateaction #machinelearning #digitaltwins https://ow.ly/35Uh50RzL7h

Join us for the World Green Infrastructure Congress 2024 (WGIC) 2024 on 3-5 September. As our world grapples with the challenges of climate change, it’s crucial that we come together to build more resilient cities. WGIC 2024 offers a unique opportunity to be part of this critical conversation. Connect with global experts in sustainability and green infrastructure, share ideas, and explore strategies for shaping a more sustainable future for urban environments worldwide. Topics on the agenda include regeneration and biodiversity, vertical greening, technology in sustainable design, risk and resilience, and building neighbourhoods. With delegates including Dr Lyla June Johnston, Julia Watson, Helen Clark, Sir Ashley Bloomfield KNZM CMInstD, Kīngi Makoare and Dusty Gedge, this is an event that can't be missed! #WGIC2024 #Sustainability #GreenInfrastructure #InfrastructureNZ #UniversityofAuckland #SustainableCities #UrbanDevelopment #DesignforNature #Auckland

A growing critical mass trying to accelerate building energy and GHG savings in Alberta!