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JPI Urban Europe ERA-NET Cofund Smart Cities and Communites, Synthesis and Success Factors Introduction to the call: The ERA-NET COFUND Smart Cities and Communities Call (ENSCC) was in 2015 established by the Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) Urban Europe and the Smart Cities Member States Initiative (SC MSI). The research should aim at optimal energy and resource efficiency, preferably through the integration of technologies (energy, mobility, ICT) across the board, but also via the development and use of new business models and new methodologies in urban governance, and in explicitly aiming towards social cohesion, liveability, and sustainability. The projects submitted in the ENSCC call aimed to cover new and innovative approaches, pro- mote interdisciplinary research and collaboration and encourage the involvement of stakeholders, thus bridging gaps between research disciplines, citizens and decision makers, cities and trans- port/energy planners, and producers and consumers. The 17 awarded projects finalized their research in 2018 and 2019 and after that, a process to synthesize and learn about what made the projects successful was initiated. The numbers: • 17 research- and innovation projects funded with an integrated approach to “smart city” developments… • … encompassing 100+ project partners from 12 different countries… • … and 85 local- or regional authorities 1 City of Steinkjer City of Helmond 1 City of Amsterdam District Municipality of Kadikoy 2 City of Judenburg 5 City of Malmö 5 Municipality of Almada 5 Brussels City of Bellinzona 6 City of Maastricht 6 Vienna City Administration (MA18) City of Stockholm Verkeersonderneming Rotterdam 9 Growth Corridor Finland Office of Mobility, Basel 9 City of Vevey & Canton de Genève 11 Limassol Municipality Quart de Poblet 12 Karlshamn Municipality 13 Malatya Metropolitan Municipality 13 Ayuntamiento de Málaga 13 Göteborg&Co Visit Belgrade 14 City of Darmstadt 14 City and Region of Stavanger 14 Valencia Tourism 14 City of Brussels//Commune de Forest//Watermael-Boitsfort Municipality of Bergen Agendia d‘Energia de Barcelona Municipality of Zürich City of Almere Municipality of Brescia 17 City of Graz 2;6 8;11 15;17 14 Gothenburg 3 Istanbul 3 Barcelona 15 8 1 7 2;8 6 15 7 Lisbon 3;7; 16 3;8 16 12 16 Iasi 16 Granada 16 1 City of Weiz 8 Güssing 16 Santa Cruz de Tenerife 16 17 Zürich& Winterthur The Legacy The call has brought support for the development of a Positive Energy Districts program and pro- ject, as well as mobilised a commitment for stronger urban partnerships in the European partner - ship landscape. The Smart cities call has also paved way for a joint JPI Urban Europe call with China. For more information or questions, please contact us at [email protected] The Success Factors: • Integration with innovation ecosystems and existing knowledge(s) • Experimental approaches • Socio-technical orientation • Focus on smaller cities • Testing as an instrument in challenge-driven projects • New combinations of stakeholders collaborating • Aligning with municipal “needs” Cities participating in ENSCC funded projects
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JPI Urban EuropeERA-NET Cofund Smart Cities and Communites,
Synthesis and Success Factors
Introduction to the call:The ERA-NET COFUND Smart Cities and Communities Call (ENSCC) was in 2015 established by the Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) Urban Europe and the Smart Cities Member States Initiative (SC MSI). The research should aim at optimal energy and resource efficiency, preferably through the integration of technologies (energy, mobility, ICT) across the board, but also via the development and use of new business models and new methodologies in urban governance, and in explicitly aiming towards social cohesion, liveability, and sustainability.
The projects submitted in the ENSCC call aimed to cover new and innovative approaches, pro-mote interdisciplinary research and collaboration and encourage the involvement of stakeholders, thus bridging gaps between research disciplines, citizens and decision makers, cities and trans-port/energy planners, and producers and consumers. The 17 awarded projects finalized their research in 2018 and 2019 and after that, a process to synthesize and learn about what made the projects successful was initiated.
The numbers: • 17 research- and innovation projects funded with an integrated approach to “smart city”
developments…• … encompassing 100+ project partners from 12 different countries…• … and 85 local- or regional authorities
1 City of Steinkjer
City of Helmond1City of Amsterdam
District Municipalityof Kadikoy2
City ofJudenburg
5
City of Malmö5
Municipality of Almada5
Brussels
City ofBellinzona
6
City of Maastricht6
Vienna City Administration (MA18)
City of Stockholm
VerkeersondernemingRotterdam
9 Growth Corridor Finland
Office of Mobility, Basel 9
City of Vevey &Canton de Genève
11
Limassol Municipality
Quart de Poblet12
Karlshamn Municipality13
Malatya Metropolitan Municipality 13
Ayuntamientode Málaga
13
Göteborg&Co
Visit Belgrade14
City of Darmstadt14
City and Regionof Stavanger14
Valencia Tourism14
City of Brussels//Communede Forest//Watermael-Boitsfort
Municipality of Bergen
Agendia d‘Energia de Barcelona
Municipality of Zürich
City of Almere
Municipalityof Brescia
17 City of Graz2;6
8;11
15;17
14Gothenburg
3Istanbul3 Barcelona
15
8
172;8
6 15
7 Lisbon
3;7;16
3;8
1612
16Iasi
16Granada
161
City of Weiz
8
Güssing
16Santa Cruz de Tenerife
1617
Zürich&Winterthur
The LegacyThe call has brought support for the development of a Positive Energy Districts program and pro-ject, as well as mobilised a commitment for stronger urban partnerships in the European partner-ship landscape. The Smart cities call has also paved way for a joint JPI Urban Europe call with China.
For more information or questions, please contact us at [email protected]
The Success Factors:• Integration with innovation ecosystems and existing knowledge(s)• Experimental approaches• Socio-technical orientation• Focus on smaller cities• Testing as an instrument in challenge-driven
projects• New combinations of stakeholders collaborating• Aligning with municipal “needs”
Cities participating in E
NS
CC
funded projects
