Project description
Collaborative effort towards climate-neutral smart cities
The transition to climate neutrality in modern society must be a collaborative effort among stakeholders, policymakers and citizens. In this context, the EU-funded CRAFT project is designed to support the mission of creating climate-neutral smart cities. It will shift the focus of urban stakeholders to climate neutrality by bringing together artistic, creative and cultural sectors, as well as communities and citizens, to work together towards an efficient transition. The project will develop and implement a guidance package that provides cities with collaborative local governance models and tools, promoting harmonious transformation and increased cooperation with European STEAM universities.
Objective
The CrAFt project will place the transition to climate neutrality at the heart of urban stakeholders. We will support the Mission Board on Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities and the H2020 LC-GD-1-2-2020 one-stop platform in designing and deploying Climate City Contracts, based on experience-based knowledge from CrAFt’s 3 Sandbox Cities (Bologna, Prague and Amsterdam) and 70 Reference Cities engaged in testing and sharing knowledge together with cultural, artistic and creative sectors, property owners and tenants, and citizens and communities. We will deliver a “Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities Guidance Package: NEB Edition” featuring at least 160 collaborative local governance models, tools, examples or stories. This will be supported by a NEB-inspired impact model that helps cities to harness the value of inclusiveness, aesthetics and sustainability, as understood within the local contexts of their city, in their transformation towards climate neutrality, in at least 80 local emblematic projects. More than 30 European universities and schools of arts and design will be engaged in supporting their local cities, with more than 100 students engaged in STEAM teams, internships and local capacity building. We will deliver at least 6 policy briefs informing European policy and programmes about the learnings of these activities, and a storytelling campaign to co-create positive and inclusive narratives towards climate-neutral futures, for, with and by citizens and communities. Together, we will create actionable, climate-neutral futures across Europe by supporting the deployment of NEB-inspired collaborative local governance models, leaving no one, and no place, behind.
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Programme(s)
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HORIZON.2.5 - Climate, Energy and Mobility
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HORIZON-CSA - HORIZON Coordination and Support Actions
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-MISS-2021-CIT-01
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7491 Trondheim
Norway
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