Common use of Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives Clause in Contracts

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 See pressannouncement from the Swedish Internet Foundation (Swedish) 3 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 and Urbact6. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures.

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 See pressannouncement from proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the Swedish Internet Foundation (Swedish) 3 implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development. The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, 4 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 initiative,5 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 EUI)6 and Urbact6. Urbact7.‌‌ The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7programme8. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures.

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 See pressannouncement from proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the Swedish Internet Foundation implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development. The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,11 European Urban Initiative (Swedish) 3 EUI)12 and Urbact13. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme14. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures. 10 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. proposals 11 New European Bauhaus highlights the importance of aesthetic, social and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate cultural assets in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 and Urbact6. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structuresgreen transition.

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 See pressannouncement from proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the Swedish Internet Foundation implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development. The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,6 European Urban Initiative (Swedish) 3 EUI)7 and Urbact8. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme9. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures. 5 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. proposals 6 New European Bauhaus highlights the importance of aesthetic, social and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate cultural assets in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 and Urbact6. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structuresgreen transition.

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 See pressannouncement from proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the Swedish Internet Foundation (Swedish) 3 implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development. The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, 26 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 initiative,27 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 EUI)28 and Urbact6. Urbact29.‌‌ The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7programme30. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures.

Participation in European sustainable cities initiatives. The agencies are part of and working with a number of European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for 2 3 See pressannouncement from the Swedish Internet Foundation (Swedish) 3 4 The Swedish National Board of Housing, Building and Planning, the Swedish Energy Agency, the Public Health Agency, Formas, the county boards, the Swedish Agency for Participation, the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the Swedish National Heritage Board, ArkDes (the Sweden’s national museum for architecture and design) the Public Art Agency Sweden, the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions, the Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth, the Swedish Transport Administration och Vinnova. Efforts to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme include contributing to the formulation of activities and calls for proposals and providing information and advice to stakeholders who are planning to participate in applications regarding various European initiatives. The agencies are also cooperating on the implementation of the EU Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with initiatives for sustainable urban development.‌‌ The agencies are continuing to participate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future partnership, where calls for proposals and other activities in respect of sustainable urban development will be of relevance in the next few years, as well as the European Commission’s “New European Bauhaus” initiative,4 initiative,5 European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 EUI)6 and Urbact6Urbact7. The agencies are also helping to develop support functions for the cities selected for the 100 Climate Neutral Cities mission. One example is the “CapaCITIES” programme7programme8. CapaCITIES is being used to initiate and reinforce national change processes in order to establish national networks and governance structures.