This is a peer-learning programme for local and regional policy makers to exchange knowledge on cultural heritage. In June 2020 a call for participation will be launched, open to representatives of local and regional authorities and cultural heritage stakeholders. Stay tuned!
In preparation of the Driving Urban Transitions programme, JPI Europe would like to invite you to share your perspectives on urban challenges you are addressing in your work. All responses submitted before 15 April will be discussed in the AGORA Dialogue in Innsbruck.
What are your views on the ongoing digital transformation of our society and economy? What do you think Europe’s role should be? How can we best ensure that citizens, businesses and public sector reap the benefits of the latest digital technologies? Please respond to the on-line consultation by 25th of October to have your say on the questions above!
UN-Habitat welcomes applications to organize training and side events at the tenth session of the World Urban Forum (WUF 10), taking place 8 - 13 February 2020 in Abu Dhabi.
A call for proposals on integration has recently been published under AMIF, covering topics such as- Protection of children in migration, Support to victims of trafficking in human beings...
The objective of the call is to promote the development of powerful high-tech innovation ecosystems in European cities to fuel industrial transformation and smart, sustainable growth. The action will help European cities develop ambitious vision and create modern ecosystems with all stakeholders of the economy. This will catalyse SMEs access to advanced technologies and big data, help create talents, boost innovation and new business models and create the smart products and services of the future. Deadline: 2 September 2019
In the context of the assessment study, the European Commission invites stakeholders to provide feedback to assess the implementation and performance of the Urban Agenda for the European Union (EU) since its launch via the Pact of Amsterdam in 2016. For this assessment, the views of stakeholders are central and you are therefore strongly encouraged to reply to the Stakeholder Consultation.
In the context of the assessment study, the European Commission invites stakeholders to provide feedback to assess the implementation and performance of the Urban Agenda for the European Union (EU) since its launch via the Pact of Amsterdam in 2016. For this assessment, the views of stakeholders are central and you are therefore strongly encouraged to reply to the Stakeholder Consultation.
In the context of the assessment study, the European Commission invites stakeholders to provide feedback to assess the implementation and performance of the Urban Agenda for the European Union (EU) since its launch via the Pact of Amsterdam in 2016. For this assessment, the views of stakeholders are central and you are therefore strongly encouraged to reply to the Stakeholder Consultation.
The Partnership on Innovative and Responsible Public Procurement is launching a survey! The objective is to inquire about experiences and knowledge regarding Management Strategic Procurement, Financing of Innovative Procurement and Local Competences Centres.
With feedback from local and regional authorities on their work on SDGs, the European Committee of the Regions wants to showcase how you have implemented, or currently are implementing, SDGs. This information will be used to influence a future EU strategy on SDGs, to better advocate for a territorial approach in the European and national policy-making process and to boost actions of implementation. Your views on what should the EU do on SDGs, on the priorities the EU should have to act on SDGs will also feed in its opinion on a Sustainable Europe by 2030 to be elaborated during the course of 2019.
The Public Feedback of the Partnership on Climate Adaptation was launched on 22 June 2018 and will last until 17 August 2018. This would be the unique opportunity for the public to contribute to the draft actions from the Draft Action Plan. You can read and contribute to the draft actions online.
The online Public Feedback of the Innovative and Responsible Public Procurement Partnership kicked-off on Monday 11 June 2018 and will last for 6 weeks, until 22 July. You can contribute to the draft actions from the Draft Action Plan. All the information and summaries in English, French, German, Dutch, Italian and Bulgarian are available online.
WRF 2019 will host a series of ‘deep-dive’ workshops as part of the conference program and invites interested organisations to design and submit a workshop proposal now. Under the Title 'Closing Loops - Transitions at work', WRF 2019 wants to show systemic drivers, as well as concrete solutions to make the transition to circular economy work in practice.
The Urban Partnership for Air Quality has just launched a call for examples of successful (best practices) and unsuccessful air quality measures. The call is open to all interested national, regional and city authorities from the European Union. The general objective of the call is to support the implementation of the Ambient Air Quality Directive by providing knowledge of Air Quality measures.
The Health and Environment Alliance (HEAL) warmly invites you as a city representative to answer the below questions on communicating to the public on air quality. This survey is part of activities under the EU’s urban air quality partnership, which brings together urban areas, EU member states, the European Commission and stakeholders to improve air quality in cities and to bring the “healthy city” higher on the local, national and EU agendas as part of the Urban agenda.
The Partnership on Climate Adaptation has identified various bottlenecks related to the cities capacity to adapt to climate change and would like to see how relevant these bottlenecks are according to other cities in Europe. To that aim, a questionnaire has been designed to be filled in quickly (less than 5 minutes) and translated in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian.
Don't lose the chance to contribute to shaping the draft action plan of the Urban Agenda Partnership for Air Quality! The Public Feedback is still online for a few days and will close this Friday 13 of October 2017.
All information about the Urban Agenda for the EU as well as about the Partnerships is publicly available on Futurium. However, if you want to comment a draft Action Plan (online soon), start a discussion, like a publication, in other words, if you want to go beyond being a passive reader and become an active participant, you need to register first!
