Descripción del proyecto
Urbanización sostenible en la Unión Europea y China
China promueve activamente la urbanización, lo que se traduce en la aparición de nuevas ciudades caracterizadas por la intensificación de la utilización del suelo y la mejora de la calidad de vida. A pesar de que Europa puede ofrecer valiosas lecciones y enfoques en materia de inclusión social, dinámica cultural y sostenibilidad económica, las ciudades chinas requieren nuevas perspectivas. Además, los resultados de estas iniciativas también pueden repercutir en la urbanización sostenible en Europa. El equipo del proyecto TRANS-URBAN-EU-CHINA, financiado con fondos europeos, pretende establecer una amplia base de conocimientos sobre las experiencias de transición en ambos países. Asimismo, desarrollará herramientas y medidas para facilitar esta transición en colaboración con las partes interesadas locales y los ciudadanos, y posteriormente las pondrá a prueba en dos laboratorios vivientes de ciudades chinas. En el proyecto se formularán recomendaciones y se contará con la participación de representantes de sesenta ciudades de referencia y de una comunidad de partes interesadas más amplia.
Objetivo
Cities are places of social innovation and engines of economic growth. They attract dynamic groups of society, they provide vast opportunities of inter-action, communication and exchange of knowledge, and they thereby lay the foundation for attracting large shares of R&D investment and an innovative service sector. Thus, social integration is directly linked with economic prosperity of cities. This is true for European and Chinese urban development but especially relevant for China as, promoted by vari-ous levels of governments, the country is transitioning from a less urban to a more urbanized society with increasingly intensified land use and higher quality of life.
One of the greatest challenges facing Chinese urbanisation is how to best design and turn cities into intelligent, socially integrative and sustainable environments. TRANS-URBAN-EU-CHINA addresses this key challenge. According to the 13th Five-Year Plan (2016-20120), China will “redouble” its “ef-forts to improve urban planning, development, and management” and to “improve living environments so that people can enjoy a more secure, relaxing, and satisfying city life”. The (Chinese) National New Urbanisation Plan (2014-2020) provides strong policy support for strategic decision-making and implementation of sustainable development approaches, aiming to be innovative, coordinated, green, open and shared. Good practices and methods from Europe in terms of social inclusiveness, cultural dynamics and eco-nomic viability have proven to be very significant to China, but Chinese cities need new insights to implement, scale up and transfer these practices in their own operational realities. This can also pro-duce positive learning effects on the European side, and will influence the European research agenda on sustainable urbanisation.
On this background, the key objective of TRANS-URBAN-EU-CHINA is to help policy makers, urban authorities, real estate developers, public service providers and citizens in China to create socially inte-grative cities in an environmentally friendly and financially viable way. Moreover, it will help urban stakeholders in Europe to reflect and eventually reconsider their approaches towards sustainable ur-banisation. In order to achieve the main objective, the project will
• Develop a systematic knowledge base on transition experiences in Europe and China in a com-parative way, and make key results publicly available as a book addressing practitioners, the scien-tific community and students;
• Advance tools and measures to support transition in cooperation with local stakeholders and citi-zens, and test them in two Living Labs located in Chinese cities with the purpose to derive opera-tional and evidence-based knowledge about urban transformative capacity;
• Elaborate related recommendations to support transition towards socially integrative cities, discuss them with representatives of 60 Reference Cities and a wider stakeholder community, and dissem-inate them through a variety of channels, including a web-based compendium of tested tools and measures adapted to local socio-economic, cultural and political specificities; the compendium will include policy briefs, guidelines, methods, and good practice examples for the development of so-cially integrative cities and for strengthening transformative capacities of local stakeholders.
The project focuses on: (a) community building and place-making in neighbourhoods; (b) bridging the planning-implementation gap in eco and smart cities; (c) land use planning and land management in new urban expansion and urban renewal areas, and (d) transition pathways to sustainable urban plan-ning and governance.
With 8 European and 6 Chinese expert organisations on socially integrative cities, TRANS-URBAN-EU-CHINA will combine the best of both worlds to create new insights, practices and role models in sustainable urban transitions in China. The Chinese team of partners from governmen
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Ámbito científico
- engineering and technologycivil engineeringurban engineeringsmart cities
- social sciencessociologygovernancepublic services
- engineering and technologyenvironmental engineeringnatural resources managementland management
- natural sciencescomputer and information sciencesdata sciencebig data
- social sciencespolitical sciencespolitical policiescivil society
Programa(s)
Convocatoria de propuestas
H2020-SC6-ENG-GLOBALLY-2016-2017
Consulte otros proyectos de esta convocatoriaConvocatoria de subcontratación
H2020-SC6-ENG-GLOBALLY-2017
Régimen de financiación
RIA - Research and Innovation actionCoordinador
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