Vinnova. 5.4. Participation in European initiatives for sustainable cities The government agencies are involved in and work with several different European initiatives to support the development of sustainable cities and communities. Work to support Swedish participation in the Horizon Europe 2021–2027 research programme includes contributing to the design of calls and activities, and informing and advising actors planning to take part in applications for different European efforts. The government agencies also collaborate in the execution of the EU’s Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with efforts for sustainable urban development. The agencies will continue to collaborate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future Partnership3, where there will be calls and other activities in the field of sustainable urban development in the years to come, as well as the European Commission’s New European Bauhaus4 initiative, the European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 and URBACT6. The agencies will also contribute to develop support functions for the cities selected to participate in the Cities Mission. One example is the CapaCITIES7 programme. Through CapaCITIES, national change processes are initiated and strengthened to establish national networks and governance structures.
6. Strategic development projects 2023
Vinnova. Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx is the Council for Sustainable Cities central website. Development work on the website will continue in 2023, partly to publicize upcoming funding opportuni- ties, and partly to make it clearer and more user-friendly.
5.4. Participation in European initiatives for sustainable cities
6. Strategic development projects 2023
Vinnova. The government agencies also collaborate in the execution of the EU’s Regional Development Fund 2021–2027 with efforts for sustainable urban development. The agencies will continue to collaborate in the Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future Partnership3, where there will be calls and other activities in the field of sustainable urban development in the years to come, as well as the European Commission’s New European Bauhaus4 initiative, the European Urban Initiative (EUI)5 and URBACT6. The agencies will also contribute to develop support functions for the cities selected to participate in the Cities Mission. One example is the CapaCITIES7 programme. Through CapaCITIES, national change processes are initiated and strengthened to establish national networks and governance structures.
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Vinnova research programmes for climate and sustainable community building, as well as the European Regional Development Fund. During 2022, the agencies have begun initial tests with some of the cities, in order to develop, in dialogue, a method for portfolio analysis of the agencies’ collective fund- ing for cities. The innovation work is planned to continue in 2023. The long-term goal is for the work to contribute to work on cities’ climate investment plans. Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx is the Council for Sustainable Cities central website. Development work on the website will continue in 2023, partly to publicize upcoming funding opportuni- ties, and partly to make it clearer and more user-friendly.
Vinnova. Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx is the Council for Sustainable Cities central website. Development work on the website will continue in 2023, partly to publicize upcoming funding opportuni- ties, and partly to make it clearer and more user-friendly.
5.4. Participation in European initiatives for sustainable cities
6. Strategic development projects 2023
6.1. System demonstrations In collaboration with the involved government agencies, Viable Cities is developing a new form of initiative to drive systems innovation for transformation in line with the Cities Mission. A system demonstrator will be conducted to demonstrate the transition of entire social systems in a real-life environment. An important part of this kind of approach is a portfolio of efforts where new solutions, models, initiatives and experiments are linked to a greater whole. Many actors from different sectors are being mobilized in order to learn how to scale up The system demonstrators start from central areas in the Climate City Contract 2030 and are intended to contribute to revisions of the contract based on insights arising from the work. During 2022, Vinnova and Viable Cities have jointly begun a design phase to explore how system demonstrators can be a powerful tool in the transition to climate-neu- tral cities. In collaboration with a number of cities, six consortiums began the design phase in autumn 2022. A call is planned during 2023 for the establishment phase, with the ambition of enabling a number of system demonstrators in Sweden. In tan- dem, four system demonstrators are being planned Bogotá (Colombia), Bristol (UK), Curitiba (Brazil) and Makindye Ssabgabo (Uganda) within the Climate Smart Cities Challenge alongside UN-Habitat. The aim is to strengthen the exchange of experi- ences between system demonstrators both nationally and internationally in 2023.
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Vinnova. Xx. Xxxxx Xxxxxx is a senior programme manager for the Software Products Group at VINNOVA, partly working on funding and analysis of Grid R&D with industrial applications. Previous positions include senior research associate and associate group-leader at the STFI research institute and R&D engineer and project leader at an electronics company (RIFA Electrolytics AB). He received his Ph.D. in high-energy physics from Xxxx University 1995 on real-time programming, data analysis and simulation for the DELPHI detector at CERN, Geneva, where he worked for three years. Xxxx-Xxxxx Xxxxxx is Head of the Informations & Communications Technology Department at VINNOVA. He is Swedish delegate/expert in European framework programme committees since 1994 (FP4-Esprit, FP5/FP6-IST). 1994-97 he was member of the Swedish Council for High Performance Computing. He has a long-term interest in high performance computing and networking after more than 25 years experience in the computer industry, most of that with Control Data. University of Southampton / OMII, UK Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx is Professor of Computer Science in the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton in the UK, where he manages a number of research projects on Software Engineering. He is Head of the Declarative Systems and Software Engineering Research Group and Chairman of the UK Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute (OMII). The OMII develops and distributes Grid middleware and runs a managed programme of Grid software development in other UK institutions. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx’x expertise is in the areas of Software Development and Distributed Computing. He has published significantly on these topics and has consulted widely for international companies, particularly on the software development process and on software architecture. Professor Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx is lead contractor for WP5 together with Xxxxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxx. Appendix B - History of changes Chapter/Section Title Comment 6 Project Management
Vinnova within the framework of several of the agencies’ existing tasks and assignments, such as the Council for Sustainable Cities, strategic innovation programmes, the national research programmes for climate and sustainable community building, as well as the European Regional Development Fund. During 2022, the agencies have begun initial tests with some of the cities, in order to develop, in dialogue, a method for portfolio analysis of the agencies’ collective fund- ing for cities. The innovation work is planned to continue in 2023. The long-term goal is for the work to contribute to work on cities’ climate investment plans. Xxxxxxxxxxx.xx is the Council for Sustainable Cities central website. Development work on the website will continue in 2023, partly to publicize upcoming funding opportuni- ties, and partly to make it clearer and more user-friendly.
