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We invite you to join us in Brussels on 10 June 2026 for a full-day conference to engage in dialogues on how to future-proof cities and to expand your network. The Decade of Action implies a growing urgency to translate high-level goals in the Urban Agenda for the EU, UN Agenda 2030, European Green Deal, and Competitiveness Compass into tangible local outcomes. With a mission to fund transformative research and innovation to build capacities of urban stakeholders and empower them to drive urban transitions in Europe and beyond, the European Partnership Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) is uniquely positioned to help cities deliver on European and global sustainability commitments. The DUT Conference 2026 will highlight DUT’s flagship activities and strategic direction towards 2033, as well as concrete results, lessons learned and scalable solutions from DUT-funded projects on urban mobility, energy and circularity. The conference will bring together stakeholders from academia, public authorities, private sector, civil society, policymakers and European institutions and initiatives. It will showcase and discuss transdisciplinary collaboration, innovative solutions, and scaling opportunities through a bottom-up research model that supports climate neutral, resilient and inclusive urban transition in Europe and worldwide. To ensure a truly global dialogue we invite participants and projects from across the globe. On the programme Panels with experts, European and local leaders discussing the soft power of cities and how to build bridges between local experiences and European urban policies. Break-out sessions showcasing results and solutions from the first generation of DUT-funded projects in 15-minute City, Circular Urban Economies and Positive Energy Districts Panel sessions and workshops giving insights from DUT flagship activities, such as the DUT City Panel and Urban Doers Community Open Area: a space for DUT’s strategic partners and stakeholders to showcase their work First reveal of call topics for DUT Call 2026 Networking Please note that the conference programme is preliminary and may be subject to change. Registration Onsite Registration Online Registration We expect 250 participants to join the event on-site and many more to join the conference online. Attendance is free of charge.

Brussels, Art & History Museum, Parc du Cinquantenaire, 9-13 June 2026 “First life, then spaces, then buildings. The other way around never works.” (Jan Gehl, Danish architect) Buildings and common spaces should be designed around the people who live in them. That’s why we place communities at the heart of the 2026 Festival of the New European Bauhaus. The Festival creates a place to understand people’s needs and aspirations and showcase projects that successfully reflect them. In doing so, it demonstrates how an inclusive, sustainable and high-quality built environment can foster community, strengthen resilience and boost competitiveness. Join us for the third edition of the Festival of the New European Bauhaus! For five days, communities, creators and changemakers will come together to celebrate creativity, explore innovative ideas and shape a more inclusive, sustainable and vibrant future. The biennial Festival showcases the best practices of the New European Bauhaus, the European Commission initiative that brings the clean transition to our built environments and improves everyday life for everyone. It aims to inspire communities to reimagine spaces, design better living environments and drive sustainability and inclusivity. The 2026 edition of the NEB Festival will focus on Democratic Engagement, showing how citizens can be involved in shaping their communities, and on Affordable Housing, the foundation for strong, inclusive societies.

L’autopromotion face aux défis de l’immobilier : une autre façon de fabriquer la ville Et si les habitants devenaient les véritables promoteurs de leur immeuble ? Cette intervention vous plongera dans les coulisses de l’autopromotion immobilière selon UNANIMM et de leurs projets les plus surprenants. Vous découvrirez comment concevoir un logement sur-mesure, à prix coûtant, tout en en créant du lien avec ses futurs voisins est possible ! Processus, retours d’expérience et opérations atypiques : une autre façon de fabriquer la ville se dessine. Un rendez-vous inspirant pour imaginer des projets immobiliers plus libres, collectifs et audacieux avec l'intervention d'Arnaud KELLER, co-fondateur d'UNANIMM Il nous parlera de ses activités d'AMO et de 3 projets d'habitat participatif accompagnés sur Strasbourg en abordant les thématiques suivantes: usages, diversité programmatique, mixité sociale, montage juridique et administratif, ouverture de l'habitat participatif aux structures d'aides à la personnes et associations, inclusivité... lien visio: https://v.ringcentral.com/join/343316025

Une large partie des personnes qui analysent et traitent des données de mobilité s'appuie un tableur et sur l'outil QGIS pour la partie cartographique. La présentation proposée par Daniel Marin, openDC, permettra de découvrir ce qu'est un notebook, un outil complémentaire de XL/QGIS, qui facilite la reproductibilité, la maintenance et le partage des traitements effectués, à partir d'un exemple concret d'utilisation de la librairie python Geopandas pour traiter des données de desserte du transport public. La présentation n'exige pas de connaissance préalable en programmation. Webinaire organisé dans le cadre de la communauté "données de mobilité" expertises-territoires, jeudi 9/4 de 14 à 15h Intervention d'1/2 heure suivi d'1/2 heure de questions/réponses et discussions. Cliquez ici pour se connecter au webinaire. (et pas sur le bouton "Activer la visio" / "Rejoindre la visio" dans l'encadré plus haut!)

Rejoignez-nous directement ici le jeudi 16 avril à 14h pour le prochain atelier sur les produits dérivés du LiDAR HD (Courbes de niveaux, pentes, ombrages) animé par Sofiane Kriat, IGN