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What you will learn: How the RenOnBill tool can support financial institutions and energy utilities in assessing the potential of specific energy renovation measures in residential buildings. The tool’s functionalities and user experience designHow the tool can support the decision-making process toward renovations

You will contribute to the tool’s development by: Gaining first-hand insights on the tool’s underlying assumptions, methodologies and calculations from its developers.Providing feedback on the tool’s design.

Organised by: Renobill

Welcome to an interactive webinar where we present the state of play of the Driving Urban Transitions Programme and the outcomes of the virtual AGORA where stakeholders process the outcomes of the public consultation in the program.

All interested stakeholders are invited to join this webinar for information and reflection on the next programme of JPI Urban Europe. The webinar offers the opportunity to learn more about the results of recent stakeholder consultations and co-creation workshops, and have a say on the draft implementation concept.

Background
10 years after the inauguration of JPI Urban Europe, we can look back at seven joint calls (three in cooperation with the European Commission) and more to come, over 85 funded projects bringing together 450 project partners throughout Europe and the world, an active AGORA community, among other achievements. After 10 years, it is the time for JPI Urban Europe to step up the game and increase efforts and activities to Drive Urban Transitions towards a Sustainable and Livable Future. We would like to invite you to join us into this next phase of the urban transitions journey.

It is time to step up the game to make these transformations a reality, to benefit from all this knowledge and evidence and bring research and innovation into action. For that reason, JPI Urban Europe is working together with the European Commission on a longer term programme called „Driving Urban Transitions towards a Sustainable and Livable Urban Future“. This programme aligns European and Member State’s efforts to build a critical mass for urban transitions.

Webinar Speakers:  Dimitra Xidous, Research Fellow, Centre for Social Innovation, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)Paula Vandergert, Senior Research Fellow - Sustainability Research Institute, and Pauline Georgiou, Research Assistant, University of East London (UK)Nermina Suljevic, City of Sarajevo, Lejla Beslagic, City of Sarajevo and Belma Pasic, Sarajevo Economic Region Development Agency (SERDA) (Bosnia and Herzegovina)Ana Clara Mourão, Coordinator of the Geoprocessing Laboratory at the School of Architecture, Federal University of Minas Gerais, UFMG (Brazil)Marcus Collier, Connecting Nature Project Coordinator, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)

The webinar will be moderated by Daniela Rizzi (ICLEI Europe) and Sophia Picarelli (ICLEI South America).
The webinar will delve into the following topics:Using memory work, eco-therapy, immersion in nature, and body-mapping to establish new co-creation methodologies to better understand the story of nature in citiesApplying this process to the development of NBS in SarajevoReflecting on how this methodology helps better understand the role of nature, the power of connection and story-making, and contributes to replicability of NBS in cities.Applying the geodesign method in Belo Horizonte (Brazil) as a participatory decision-making tool, and discussing its replication potential.Reflecting on the achievements of the Brazilian Connecting Nature hub so far, and on the way forward.