PED-JUST will develop, through a co-creation approach in Living Labs, PED-oriented urban regeneration strategies able to reduce inequity risks connected to energy transition in selected disadvantaged neighbourhoods in three cities: Bari (ltaly), Aalborg (Denmark) and Wroclaw (Poland).

 

Strategies will be rooted on the results of a characterisation statistical model - correlating, through cause-effect relationships, different typologies of disadvantaged neighbourhoods with energy-related inequity risks and key barriers/leverages for just transition - as well as on renewable local energy potential and existing good practice in urban regeneration programmes.

 

Learning and Action Alliances will be developed for the advanced replication of PED-oriented urban regeneration of disadvantaged neighbourhoods and their better integration within metropolitan strategies for sustainability transition.

 

Finally, monitoring tools will be developed for the assessment of their effectiveness and efficacy, including social impact, cost-effectiveness of measures and equity access to benefits.

The project period runs from January 2025 to December 2027.

 

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Driving Urban Transitions and the European Union

Kristian Østergaard Johansen

Project Manager

Kristian Østergaard Johansen