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Re-Imagine Limerick’s Georgian Laneways: Green Museum II
July 23, 2020
As part of +CityxChange project, Limerick city is hoping to create a new community to drive innovation and fight climate change by working towards a positive energy city! Limerick Mental Health Association is one of five community groups selected for this pilot programme and have partnered with the Hunt Museum
EUSEW 2020 Webinar: Creating a joint vision for Positive Energy Districts
July 8, 2020
+CityxChange and other H2020 Smart City projects related to the Positive Energy District (PED) concept, were part of the EUSEW webinar ‘Creating a Joint Vision for PEDs’. PEDs (Positive Energy Districts) are an important concept in both the EC’s Smart Cities & Communities (SCC) programmes and the Strategic Energy Technology
+CityxChange Projects unveiled to re-imagine Limerick’s Georgian Laneways
July 8, 2020
Read the original press release on www.limerick.ie. Five projects led by community leaders have been selected by Limerick City and County Council as part of a programme to re-imagine Limerick’s Georgian Laneways. As part of Limerick City and County Council’s EU project +CityxChange (Positive City Exchange) we are hoping to create a new
+CityxChange Newsletter – July 2020
July 1, 2020
+CityxChange‘s forth newsletter has been distributed in July 2020. Please feel welcome to read the newsletter online here and distribute it to your network. This month’s newsletter contains the most important news and updates of the last three months from our project. During the last months it has been necessary
Celebrating Solidarity across EU Cities with #CityFromMyWindow
June 8, 2020
Since March, lockdowns have been reinforced by numerous states in Europe. The SCC01 projects launched a social media campaign on April called #CityFromMyWindow to promote solidarity among citizens Since the COVID-19 outbreak, citizens have been advised by their national governments to stay at home as much as possible. Given the
SCIS Citizen Engagement Solution Booklet
May 12, 2020
Cities around the world are looking for ways to address the true needs of their citizens, with a deep level of engagement and co-agency. At the same time, citizens themselves are eager to have more impact on their living environment. Citizen engagement, a way of actively involving citizens in the
Workshop: Data Driven Energy Services. How to Engage Consumers?
May 4, 2020
On 21 of January 2020, our partners, IOTA, presented their solutions and references +CityxChange in the workshop organised by the European Commission, namely DG CNECT and DG ENER, on Data Driven Energy Services – how to engage consumers. The aim of the workshop was to explore what is happening at
Struggling with the lockdown? A hashtag can help
April 16, 2020
With the outbreak of Coronavirus cities have to face a completely new situation. Even the simplest daily tasks have to be rethought to ensure social distancing and support to persons in need. To embrace this challenge, cities are developing and implementing new ideas which will make them more resilient, stronger
Join our challenge! #CityFromMyWindow
April 16, 2020
We invite citizens to be part of our challenge. Take a picture – or many if you want – of your city from the windows of your own house and share it on social media together with by the hashtag #CityFromMyWindow We are all ‘Bored in a house, in a
