26 FEB 24: REGEN Featured on Social Innovation Academy

REGEN news . 28 June 2024

We are pleased to report that a comprehensive article about the REGEN EU Project has been featured on the Social Innovation Academy <https://www.socialinnovationacademy.eu.

The article, titled “REGEN: Regeneration of Neighbourhoods Towards a Low-Carbon, Inclusive, and Affordable Built Environment,” delves into the project’s mission of transforming urban regeneration through circular economy principles across Europe.

Key highlights from the article include:

• Assessment Framework for Urban Regeneration (AFUR): This holistic framework is designed to drive environmental sustainability, economic revitalization, and social inclusion through updated participatory urban planning and management methods.
• Demonstration Sites: The project will be implemented in four cities – Milan (IT), Dublin (IE), Beckerich (LUX), and Laredo (ES) – where it will focus on preserving heritage, integrating new infrastructures, and transforming citizen habits.
• Project Goals: AFUR will guide city stakeholders in achieving robust and sustainable decarbonization pathways, enhancing resilience to climate change through specific regeneration interventions.
• Collaborative Effort: The REGEN consortium, led by Sylvain Kubicki from the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST), includes 23 European partners. This multidisciplinary team comprises research and technology organizations, public institutions, private companies, and SMEs, all working together to advance sustainable development and urban regeneration.

We are grateful to the Social Innovation Academy for featuring the kick-off press release of the REGEN Project on their website.

The Social Innovation Academy is a pioneering online management training program dedicated to social innovation, addressing the urgent need for high-quality training in this vital field. As social innovation emerges as a crucial solution to Europe’s pressing societal challenges, the Academy plays a key role in equipping professionals with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to drive impactful change.

By showcasing REGEN’s work, the Academy helps highlight the importance of integrating innovative approaches into urban regeneration. We encourage everyone to learn more about this valuable resource by subscribing to their newsletter, connecting with them on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook, or exploring opportunities for collaboration.

Thank you once again for your support and for promoting our project’s mission!

https://www.socialinnovationacademy.eu

https://www.socialinnovationacademy.eu/regen-regeneration-of-neighbourhoods-towards-a-low-carbon-inclusive-and-affordable-built-environment/

Referred by: Lidia Gryszkiewicz (The Impact Lab)

Co-founded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or CINEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

REGEN Coordinator, Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST)

sylvain.kubicki@list.lu

DEC Manager of REGEN project, R2M Solution

mohaddeseh.maktabifard@r2msolution.com