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In this repository you can explore projects funded in the DUT Partnership’s transnational calls. You can also find initiatives from the Urban Doers Community and DUT Innovations. Use the category filter to switch between them.

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  • 15-minute City illustration
    Project

    CO/ALIGN

    Urban Mobility Transitions through Coalitions: Leveraging and Upscaling Active Citizenship in Multi-level Governance
  • Graphic showing links between people in a city
    Project

    COLINE

    Complex Links of Neighbourhoods

  • COMGRID

    Community Optimization and Markets for GRID-supportive, Resilient, Inclusive Districts
  • CONIFER
    Project

    CONIFER

    Co-imagining needs-based mobility visions for the proximity city
  • Overhead aerial rising view of a residential area and apartment block with solar panels installed on the rooftops
    Project

    COPPER

    Creating, Optimising, and Planning Positive EneRgy Districts: Connecting Citizens’ Energy at Different Geographical Levels
  • Project

    CouPED

    Innovative Business Models for Urban Sector Coupling in Positive Energy Districts
  • Picture of a town from above
    Project

    DECUB 

    Decarbonizing Urban Blocks. An integrated approach for circular urban regeneration

  • DESIGN4AGES

    Developing and Testing a Structured Intergenerational Co-Design Methodology for Inclusive and Climate-Adaptive Urban Spaces in European Cities
  • CUE illustration
    Project

    EcoCARE

    Ecologies of Care: Multispecies Design and Circular Community Economies in Peri-Urban Settings
  • EDUPED
    Project

    EDUPED

    EDUcational campuses as the drivers for Positive Energy Districts