Re-Value Innovation Cycles Experience-based Report 2

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This report highlights how Re-Value's three Innovation Cycles are helping waterfront cities achieve climate neutrality while fostering inclusivity, beauty, and sustainability.

  • Cycle 1 uses storytelling and creative techniques to redefine urban development, equipping cities with tools to inspire sustainable change.
  • Cycle 2 integrates advanced data-driven technologies like digital twins to optimize microclimate, energy, and mobility strategies for waterfront projects.
  • Cycle 3 focuses on partnership and financing pathways, enabling cities to formalize goals and secure collaboration opportunities.

The report provides insights into how these cycles empower cities to innovate, collaborate, and transform their waterfronts into sustainable urban hubs.

D1.4: Re-Value Innovation Cycles experience-based report 2

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Authors: NTNU Norway, Ecoten, GIB Foundation

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