Abstract
(Englisch)
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In Re-Value, 9 European waterfront cities (Ålesund, Bruges, Burgas, In Re-Value, 9 European waterfront cities (Ålesund, Bruges, Burgas,Rimini, Cascais, Constanta, Izmir, Písek, and Rijeka) will test, capture and share how to create value through urban quality, in a holisticapproach towards climate neutrality. They will cover 6 systemic challenges of urban planning and design, aligned with the Cities Mission:- Systemic changes in governance, regulatory structures, advocacy - Societal and spatial quality - Financial and circular value chains -Data-driven co-creation, digital twins - Energy and mobility - Nature-based solutions The model will be supported by 3 Innovation Cyclesthat run across the cities - Aligning climate neutrality and urban quality, using participatory story-building to identify co-benefits - Cocreatingdata-driven transition scenarios, empowering cities to use better data / data better - De-risking investments, through value-basedfinancial and partnership models to enable the cities to document and capture different values in urban complexity, and to synthesisethem into a holistic approach towards climate neutrality. Supported by this approach, the 9 Re-Value Cities will fine-tune, share and test aPortfolio of Urban Design and Planning Methods in the project’s Community of Practice. 4 Leading Cities (Ålesund, Bruges, Burgas, andRimini) will demonstrate full-scale how integrated urban planning and design can be optimally deployed to achieve climate neutralityand significantly reduce GHG emissions by 2030. 5 Replication Cities (Cascais, Constanta, Izmir, Písek, and Rijeka) will learn, replicateand develop their own visions, scenarios and investment plans to accelerate their journeys to climate neutrality. While geographicallyand culturally diverse, the 9 cities share a curiosity and ambition to experiment, learn from each other, and share the Re-Value resultsand outcomes together with other cities in the Cities Mission communities.
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