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EU funding (€4,999,940): CO-producing Nature-based solutions and restored Ecosystems: transdisciplinary neXus for Urban Sustainability Hor 30 Apr 2020 EU Research and Innovation programme "Horizon"

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CO-producing Nature-based solutions and restored Ecosystems: transdisciplinary neXus for Urban Sustainability

Cities and regions in Europe (EU) and Community of Latin American & Caribbean States (CELAC) face shared and urgent global-local challenges to integrate practical actions with strategies to achieve greater inclusion, biodiversity, climate change adaptation and environmental quality. Many cities share problems of landscape fragmentation caused by rapid growth, urban sprawl and economic restructuring. Poorly planned urbanisation leaves a legacy of cities lacking the green areas needed for ecosystems to provide the services essential to human life. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) have the potential to help reverse these trends, and our combined EU-CELAC palette of socio-cultural, ecological and governance contexts represents a huge opportunity to move forward - faster, together. CONEXUS will co-produce, structure and promote access to the shared, contextualised knowledge needed to support cities and communities to co-create NBS, and to restore urban ecosystems, to help drive the required step-change in urban policy and practice in EU and CELAC countries. It adopts a planetary health perspective: healthy landscapes and ecosystems are vital to support human life, and humanity must restore, create and care for these landscapes and ecosystems in a reciprocal, ongoing and iterative relationship. This transdisciplinary project uses nature-based thinking (NBT) to bring together community, private, public and research partners to meet this challenge, and experiments with novel co-production methods to deliver NBS innovations in ‘Life-Lab’ pilots. The project’s core concept is to co-create context-appropriate NBS for ecosystems restoration and sustainable urbanisation in CELAC and EU cities, using a place-based approach (place-making, place-keeping and place-prescribing), solving problems together with citizens. The CONEXUS cities are: in CELAC - São Paulo, Bogotá, Santiago and Buenos Aires; and in the EU - Lisbon, Barcelona and Turin.


Funded Companies:

Company name Funding amount
Associazione Urban LAB €0.00
Barcelona Regional Agencia Metropolitana de Desenvolupament Urbanistici D Infrastructures SA €187,500
Camara Municipal de Lisboa €270,046
Centro de Investigacion Ecologica y Aplicaciones Forestales €75,156
Comune Di Torino €175,288
Consejo Nacional DE Investigaciones Cientificas Y Tecnicas (Conicet) €82,500
European Urban Knowledge Network Grouping OF Territorial Cooperation (Eukn Egtc) €298,773
Gobierno DE LA Ciudad DE Buenos Aires €125,000
Gobierno Regional Metropolitano DE Santiago €150,115
Grupo Verde SAS €74,555
Iclei European Secretariat GmbH (Iclei Europasekretariat GmbH) €276,876
Industrial Software Srl €50,125
Instituto Cidades Sustentaveis €0.00
Instituto de Ciencias Sociais €125,044
Instituto DE Investigacion DE Recursos Biologicos Alexander VON Humboldt €75,014
Jardin Botanico Jose Celestino Mutis €12,008.00
Living Cities AND Communitiesdigrans AB €249,896
Ministerium für Umwelt, Landwirtschaft, Natur- und Verbraucherschutz des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen €18,750.00
Municipalidad DE General SAN Martin €125,000
Oppla Eeig €299,875
Periferia Territorios Vivos SAC €30,250
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana €248,084
Prefeitura DO Municipio DE SAO Paulo €0.00
Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet €332,909
Technische Universitaet Muenchen €290,625
THE Food AND Agriculture Organization OF THE United Nations €294,448
The University of Sheffield €474,830
Universidad DE Buenos Aires €55,000
Universidad DE Chile €89,850
Universidad de Santiago de Compostela €49,920
Universidade DE SAO Paulo €0.00
Universidad Mayor €49,938
Universita Degli Studi Di Firenze €227,601
Wageningen University €184,966

Source: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/867564

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