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    Urban Lunch Talk #38 – Engaging Citizens in Climate Action

    How can we design, communicate about and implement climate measures and projects so that they consider local needs, meet acceptance and engage citizens?

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    Urban Lunch Talk #39 – Can Urban Experiments Breach the Car Dominance in Cities?

    Hosted by JPI Urban Europe

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    Urban Lunch Talk #37 – Production in the City: A Key to a Circular Urban Economy

    Do cities still have space for urban production, do they need it, and what value does it bring?

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    Urban Lunch Talk #36 – Serious Gaming as a Way of Understanding the World

    Hosted by JPI Urban Europe

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    Urban Lunch Talk #35 – The 15-minute City: The Role of Logistics

    In this Urban Lunch Talk, we will explore the importance of integrating the mobility of people and goods in the transition to accessible, 15-minute cities.

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    Urban Lunch Talk #33 – The 15-minute City: What Role Does Community Engagement Play?

    A discussion on the importance of involving communities in planning and decision-making processes and how inclusive practices can drive a more just urban mobility transition.

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    Urban Lunch Talk #31 – The 15-minute City: A City for Everyone?

    In this webinar we will discuss the two Critical Issues of ‘Context’ and ‘Social Justice’ in the 15-minute City.

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    Urban Lunch Talk #28 – Repurposing Spaces in Neighbourhoods: Bridging Local Challenges with Societal Ambitions

    How to bridge local challenges with societal ambitions in Circular Urban Economies?

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    Urban Lunch Talk #24 - Exploring Gender Perspectives in Urban Planning, Migration, and Integration

    During this webinar we will discuss what strategies cities can apply to promote integration, improve equality and urban quality.

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    Urban Lunch Talk #40 - The Future of Urban Water Resilience

    Flash floods, droughts, and heavy rains: Climate extremes are primarily experienced through water. But what do changes in the water cycle mean for Europe’s cities?