GoGreenRoutes & Sister Projects  Final Event & New Cluster Launch

GoGreenRoutes & Sister Projects Final Event & New Cluster Launch

GoGreenRoutes final event with Varcities, EUPolis & InHabit and NEW Cluster Launch with GoGreenNext, SPRINGS, PLANET4Health, TULIP & MOSAIC

By GoGreenRoutes

Date and time

July 2 · 8am - July 3 · 5:30pm CEST

Location

BluePoint Brussels - meetings, events & office space

80 Boulevard Auguste Reyers 1030 Brussels Belgium

Agenda

Day 1
Day 2

8:00 AM - 8:30 AM

Registration for Day 1


Registration for Day 1 of the event with tea and coffee

8:30 AM - 8:45 AM

Introduction to VIPs from European Commission, Ambassadors and NGO's

8:45 AM - 10:30 AM

Welcome Speeches

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Expected Outcome 1 - Greenspace and presentation of Nature Based Solutions

12:00 PM - 12:30 PM

Expected Outcome 2 - Gender, inclusion and diversity approaches in the Cities

12:30 PM - 1:15 PM

Lunch

1:15 PM - 3:15 PM

Expected Outcome 3 - Participatory Approaches

3:15 PM - 3:45 PM

Coffee Break

3:45 PM - 5:30 PM

Expected Outcome 4 - Indicators

About this event

  • 1 day 9 hours

The GoGreenRoutes and Sister Projects Final Event will also feature the launch of a New Planetary Health Cluster at BluePoint Brussels, on July 2-3rd, 2024. The final event is one of the largest knowledge-exchange opportunities


What Projects are Featured?

will include several highlights such as the virtual reality showcase, a showcase of the climate boxes and Soundscape walking tour. GoGreenRoutes will also be joined by its sister projects from the Horizon cluster: IN-HABIT, euPOLIS and VARCITIES (see below).


https://gogreenroutes.eu/news

A brief introduction of the three projects is below t







IN-HABIT INclusive Health And wellBeing In small and medium size ciTies (IN-HABIT) aims to identify visionary and integrated solutions to promote inclusive health and wellbeing in small and medium-sized cities. In each of the four pilot cities, the project will investigate how the mobilisation of existing undervalued resources, such as culture and heritage, food, human-animal bonds, and art and environment, might contribute to boosting health and wellbeing, with a focus on gender, diversity, equity and inclusion.

euPOLIS aims to improve Public Health in cities by introducing nature-based solutions into urban planning practices. That means that experts are taking the best from nature’s ways to regulate and improve biodiversity by incorporating various BLUE (water) and GREEN (plant life) aspects of nature into urban open spaces where it can intensify people’s wellbeing in terms of climate, ecological and socio-economic conditions. euPOLIS methodology introduces several analytical procedures making the process more transparent and open to stronger IT support. One of the specialities is the planning of urban spaces populated with vegetation with a proven beneficial impact on cardiovascular, respiratory, and metabolic diseases. The philosophy is deeply grounded in the extensive and permanent citizens’ participation in urban-planning processes.

VARCITIES - In an increasingly urbanised world, cities face several challenges and threats and struggle to propose credible urban futures and new opportunities for their citizens. VARCITIES is an ambitious project that puts the citizens and the “human communities” at the centre of future cities’ vision, in the belief that future cities should become fully human-centred.

Frequently asked questions

Who should attend the event?

Members of the GoGreenRoutes Consortium, GGR Advisory Board members, members of the GGR cluster sister projects INHabit, EUPolis and VARCITIES. Also GoGreenNext Consortium members, GGN advisory board members, and members of the GGN cluster sister projects SPRINGS, PLANET4Health, TULIP & MOSAIC

What is the new 'Planetary Health' Cluster about?

Five projects were funded to address key health challenges relating to Planetary Health. GoGreen Next, SPRINGS, TULIP, Planet4Health and MOSAIC tackle this challenge focusing on issues such as urban health, zoonotic diseases and anti-microbial resistance in the context of climate change.

Where is the venue in Brussels?

Location: BluePoint Brussels - Conference Centre Boulevard Auguste Reyers, 80 1030 Schaerbeek, Brussels, Belgium https://tinyurl.com/BluePoint2024

How to get to the venue?

Bus and pre-metro lines with “Diamant” stop or “Meiser” stop. FROM THE AIRPORT (+/- 25 MIN.): Bus line 21 direction “Luxemburg”, Bus line 12 direction “City center” https://tinyurl.com/BluePointTravel

Where can I find more information about the projects

The event host GoGreen Routes project, coordinated at Maynooth University has further information about the event and clustered projects in its news section. https://gogreenroutes.eu/news

Organized by

GoGreenRoutes is a €10.5m EU-funded project sowing the seeds for increased nature-connectedness across Europe, Latin America and China.

Its multidisciplinary consortium of 40 organisations is pairing participatory approaches and citizen science with Big Data analyses and digital innovation to co-create "Urban Well-being Labs" in six “Cultivating Cities”: Burgas (Bulgaria), Lahti (Finland), Limerick (Ireland), Tallinn (Estonia), Umeå (Sweden) and Versailles (France). These pioneering cities are implementing “nature-based solutions” such as green corridors, linear parks, pocket parks and shared walkways to enhance the physical and mental health of their urban residents.

Information about the project: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/869764

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