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|Name=2425 s1 - Climate Adaptation - Cooling neighborhoods | |Name=2425 s1 - Climate Adaptation - Cooling neighborhoods | ||
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|Start date=2024-02-05 | |Start date=2024-02-05 | ||
|Imagename=Cool Neighborhood.png | |Imagename=Cool Neighborhood.png | ||
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| Project description: | Europe is warming at twice the global average, posing risks to public health, productivity, and urban ecosystems. The Cool Neighbourhoods project aims to mitigate heat stress by transforming 30,000 m² of public space through greening initiatives, enhancing health, recreation, and social connections. With €9.3 million in funding, including support from Interreg, the project will develop Neighbourhood Heat-Stress Action Plans (NHSAPs) and implement innovative solutions with 12 partners. The research focuses on identifying green, blue, and grey insights and selecting a citizen science method applicable across pilot countries to reduce the heat island effect and improve liveability.
Research Question: How can proposed methods analyze neighbourhood typologies against heat stress and improve liveability in the Cool Neighbourhoods project? The following subquestions were made: How can green/blue/grey indices identify heat stress risks and opportunities? How can field research provide insights into pilot areas? Which citizen science method best suits each neighbourhood typology? |
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