Anticipating the long-term future of neighbourhoods in line with the New European Bauhaus

Quel est l’objet de cet appel ?

The topic funds research projects that develop and test participatory foresight methods to plan the long-term future of existing neighbourhoods with local residents and stakeholders. Approaches are expected to be validated in at least three neighbourhoods in different countries.

Que finance cet appel ?

Scope

Neighbourhoods are usually planned with a 5 to 10-year perspective, while socio-economic, cultural, demographic and climatic changes can challenge their resilience over 20 years or more. The topic funds research that develops participatory foresight approaches so that local stakeholders help anticipate and shape the long-term future of existing neighbourhoods.

Required content of the foresight approach

• Analysis of socio-economic, cultural, demographic and climate conditions, long-term trends such as population decline, changing population composition and migration between urban, peri-urban and rural areas, and their drivers.
• Scenarios and visions for possible futures, with objectives, measurable targets and packages of measures, including intergenerational fairness perspectives.
• Co-creation methods that involve diverse local stakeholders, including marginalised, underrepresented and vulnerable groups.

Further activities

• Develop and validate the approach in at least three neighbourhoods in different Member States and/or Associated Countries.
• Provide recommendations for local authorities, decision-makers and the public on applying it.
• Seek synergies with related topics on intergenerational neighbourhoods and on intergenerational fairness.

Expected outcomes

Local stakeholders take on long-term stewardship of their neighbourhoods, which become more resilient and adaptable to changing conditions and needs.

Qu’attend-on des propositions ?

• International cooperation is encouraged.

Quelle est la date limite ?

1er décembre 2027 (390 jours)

1 December 2027