Objective
NetZeroCities is the European Union platform supporting more than 100 European cities on their path to climate neutrality by 2030, within the Horizon Europe Mission for Smart and Climate-Neutral Cities. The platform provides tools, technical support, funding, and knowledge sharing to help cities transform their key urban systems. These systems include mobility, energy, buildings, and waste management, and the platform promotes a fair and inclusive systemic transformation.
Our role
The Technical University of Madrid, through itdUPM, is part of the European NetZeroCities consortium as an academic partner, providing methodological support to cities in their systemic transformation processes. We support the application of the NetZeroPlanner economic model, which allows for the planning and evaluation of the costs and benefits of urban climate actions. In addition, we participate in capacity building, peer-to-peer exchange, and the co-design of roadmaps, connecting research and practice. We also co-lead initiatives to strengthen national platforms that promote collaboration between cities with common contexts.
Objective
NetZeroCities is the European Union platform supporting more than 100 European cities on their path to climate neutrality by 2030, within the Horizon Europe Mission for Smart and Climate-Neutral Cities. The platform provides tools, technical support, funding, and knowledge sharing to help cities transform their key urban systems. These systems include mobility, energy, buildings, and waste management, and the platform promotes a fair and inclusive systemic transformation.
Objective
NetZeroCities is the European Union platform supporting more than 100 European cities on their path to climate neutrality by 2030, within the Horizon Europe Mission for Smart and Climate-Neutral Cities. The platform provides tools, technical support, funding, and knowledge sharing to help cities transform their key urban systems. These systems include mobility, energy, buildings, and waste management, and the platform promotes a fair and inclusive systemic transformation.
Our role
The Technical University of Madrid, through itdUPM, is part of the European NetZeroCities consortium as an academic partner, providing methodological support to cities in their systemic transformation processes. We support the application of the NetZeroPlanner economic model, which allows for the planning and evaluation of the costs and benefits of urban climate actions. In addition, we participate in capacity building, peer-to-peer exchange, and the co-design of roadmaps, connecting research and practice. We also co-lead initiatives to strengthen national platforms that promote collaboration between cities with common contexts.
Our role
The Technical University of Madrid, through itdUPM, is part of the European NetZeroCities consortium as an academic partner, providing methodological support to cities in their systemic transformation processes. We support the application of the NetZeroPlanner economic model, which allows for the planning and evaluation of the costs and benefits of urban climate actions. In addition, we participate in capacity building, peer-to-peer exchange, and the co-design of roadmaps, connecting research and practice. We also co-lead initiatives to strengthen national platforms that promote collaboration between cities with common contexts.
We work with
It is a platform made up of 13 associations and networks, 5 companies and consultancies, 8 research organizations, 3 think tanks, and 4 universities. The partners we work with most often are: Dark Matter Labs, ClimateKIC, Viable Cities, Polimi, and Energy Cities.
We work with
It is a platform made up of 13 associations and networks, 5 companies and consultancies, 8 research organizations, 3 think tanks, and 4 universities. The partners we work with most often are: Dark Matter Labs, ClimateKIC, Viable Cities, Polimi, and Energy Cities.
We work with
It is a platform made up of 13 associations and networks, 5 companies and consultancies, 8 research organizations, 3 think tanks, and 4 universities. The partners we work with most often are: Dark Matter Labs, ClimateKIC, Viable Cities, Polimi, and Energy Cities.
Related projects
CapaCITIES is a European project funded by the Horizon Europe program, designed to support national and regional authorities in advancing their governance structures and thus providing specific support to cities in achieving the European Union’s Cities Mission.
The Pathfinder Initiative is an international collaboration led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), backed by the Wellcome Trust and supported by the Oak Foundation, which aims to accelerate a just transition to a healthy, net-zero future.
Related projects
CapaCITIES is a European project funded by the Horizon Europe program, designed to support national and regional authorities in advancing their governance structures and thus providing specific support to cities in achieving the European Union’s Cities Mission.
The Pathfinder Initiative is an international collaboration led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), backed by the Wellcome Trust and supported by the Oak Foundation, which aims to accelerate a just transition to a healthy, net-zero future.
Related projects
CapaCITIES is a European project funded by the Horizon Europe program, designed to support national and regional authorities in advancing their governance structures and thus providing specific support to cities in achieving the European Union’s Cities Mission.
The Pathfinder Initiative is an international collaboration led by the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), backed by the Wellcome Trust and supported by the Oak Foundation, which aims to accelerate a just transition to a healthy, net-zero future.