WP5 aims to extend the co-creation approach from WP4 by developing a Learning and Action Alliance (LAA) in each partner city.
This alliance will bring together key stakeholders to collaboratively define and create transformative strategies for PED-oriented urban regeneration at the city scale. The focus is on using transition management to strengthen synergies between urban regeneration and broader sustainability strategies, supporting a faster path to climate-neutral cities.
The work will unfold in three tasks:
creating a Learning and Action Alliance in each city
developing guidelines for replicating PED transitions in disadvantaged neighborhoods
creating an assessment framework and monitoring tools to evaluate the effectiveness and equity of urban regeneration strategies.
Key deliverables include guidelines for advanced replication and tools for ongoing and ex-post assessments of PED-oriented urban regeneration strategies.
Milestones involve establishing the Learning and Action Alliances in each city and selecting key indicators for the assessment framework and monitoring tools
