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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
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    MULTIGINATION

    Multiplicative Imagination of Citizens and Stakeholders towards the 15-minutes City
  • 15-minute City illustration
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    NextGenMobility

    Inclusive and sustainable urban mobility for youth – based on the perception of mobility systems
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    NightScapes

    Measuring Walkability and Safety in 15-Minute Cities After Dark
  • Project

    PathAble

    Co-creating Neuro-Inclusive door-to-door mobility in the 15 min city
  • 15-minute City illustration
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    PERSEUS

    Policy Effect Navigator: A Map-based Tool for Effective and Equitable 15mC Policy Synthesis
  • POLICYMIX4MOBILITY
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    POLICYMIX4MOBILITY

    Policy mixes for urban mobility transitions: Diffusing sustainable mobility options whilst reducing car dependency
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    POTUS

    Understanding Potentials of the Urban freight Sector for the 15-minute City
  • 15-minute City illustration
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    PROMISE

    Progressive solutions for Reshaping urban mObility: integrating Micro-mobility, technology, Infrastructure, and Smart policy for first/last milE travel and logistics
  • 15-minute City illustration
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    PROWD

    Proximity without density
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    SafePathways

    Cross-cultural insights and co-designed concepts for safe everyday mobility of schoolchildren in European and East Asian cities