In the face of escalating eocio-economic disparities and the thread of climate change, European cities grapple with challenges. Ageing infrastructure, inefficient energy systems and unsustainable urban planning exacerbate environmental degradation.

In this context, the EU-funded REGEN project aims to decarbonise European neighbourhoods by employing a multifaceted toolbox powered by digital technologies and sustainability assessments. 

REGEN’s holistic Assessment Framework for Urban Regeneration (AFUR) leads to environmental sustainability, economic revitalisation and social inclusion.

AFUR supports stakeholders towards decarbonisation pathways, strengthening their resilience to climate change through the implementation of selected regeneration interventions in 4 demos. Co-designed with stakeholders, new participatory processes and digital tool solutions will revitalise underdeveloped areas, improving the quality of life and attracting new investment.

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

sylvain.kubicki@list.lu

DEC Manager of REGEN project, R2M Solution

mohaddeseh.maktabifard@r2msolution.com