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От бариери към действия: Политически насоки за напредъка в европейското градско обновяване

Този кратък политически документ разглежда пречките и възможностите за устойчиво обновяване на кварталите в България.

Des obstacles à l'action: Perpectives stratégiques pour la régénération urbaine en France

Ce policy brief explore les obstacles et les opportunités de la régénération durable des quartiers en France.

De las barreras a acción: Perspectivas políticas para impulsar regeneración urbana en España

Este policy brief explora los obstáculos y las oportunidades para la regeneración sostenible de los barrios en España.

Dalle barriere all'azione: Politiche per promuovere la rigenerazione urbana in Italia

Questo policy brief esplora gli ostacoli e le opportunità per la rigenerazione sostenibile dei quartieri in Italia.

Dalle Barriere all'azione: Politiche per promuovere la rigenerazione urbana in Svizzera

Questo policy brief esplora gli ostacoli e le opportunità per la rigenerazione sostenibile dei quartieri in Svizzera.

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in Switzerland

This policy brief explores barriers and opportunities for sustainable neighbourhood regeneration in Switzerland.

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in Spain

This policy brief explores barriers and opportunities for sustainable neighbourhood regeneration in Spain.

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in Italy

This policy brief explores barriers and opportunities for sustainable neighbourhood regeneration in Italy

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in France

This policy brief explores barriers and opportunities for sustainable neighbourhood regeneration in France.

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in Bulgaria

This policy brief explores barriers and opportunities for sustainable neighbourhood regeneration in Bulgaria.

From Barriers to Action: Policy Insights for Advancing Urban Regeneration in Europe

Translating EU objectives for neighbourhood regeneration into local practice faces various challenges. The first GINNGER's policy brief provides provisional recommendations for European policy makers and authorities.

GINNGER Pilots' Blueprints

This document outlines the initial blueprints developed by each of the six GINNGER pilot cities, namely Langreo, Plovdiv, Massagno, Murcia, Orte, and Paris. Each blueprint presents the local context, strategic priorities, thematic focus (e.g., energy efficiency, social housing, smart mobility), and the co-creation methodologies planned to engage local communities and stakeholders. These blueprints serve as a foundation for implementing inclusive, participatory, and sustainable urban regeneration processes tailored to each pilot’s specific needs and challenges.

GINNGER Roll-up

This roll-up banner was designed as a visual communication tool for the GINNGER project, funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe programme. It provides a concise and impactful overview of the project’s mission, key objectives, and pilot cities. The banner is used during public events, conferences, and stakeholder meetings to raise awareness about GINNGER’s work in inclusive and participatory neighbourhood regeneration through co-creation methodologies and digital solutions. The design aligns with the project’s visual identity and EU visibility guidelines.

GINNGER General PowerPoint Presentation

This presentation introduces the project's objectives, methodology, pilot cities, and thematic focus areas of the GINNGER project, including social housing, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, and participatory governance. The slides highlight GINNGER's co-creation approach, key stakeholders, and the expected impact on inclusive urban transformation across six European pilot sites.

GINNGER Leaflet

This leaflet provides an overview of the GINNGER project, a European initiative focused on creating sustainable, people-centric urban spaces through co-designed neighborhood regeneration. The document outlines the project's main objectives, key actions, and expected impact, aiming to foster awareness and engagement with stakeholders, partners, and the wider public.  

GINNGER Brandbook

This brandbook provides the official guidelines for using the visual and verbal identity of GINNGER. It includes specifications for logo usage, typography, color schemes, and imagery, ensuring consistency in the representation of the brand across various platforms and materials. The document is intended to help both internal teams and external partners adhere to the brand's visual standards and maintain a unified appearance in all public-facing communications. It serves as a reference for creating promotional materials, digital assets, presentations, and other visual content that aligns with the brand’s mission and values.

CO2-based recommendation system for predictive ventilation schemes in different real-life building applications using deep learning

The article presents a data-driven, low-intrusiveness system that uses historical CO₂ sensor data and deep learning to predict indoor CO₂ concentrations and provide ventilation recommendations. The system reduces the need for extensive IoT infrastructure by relying solely on CO₂ data. Six machine learning models (including LSTM, TCN, GRU, and S2S) are evaluated for their predictive accuracy across various room sizes and settings. The best-performing model achieved an R² of 0.97 and an RMSE of 50.46 ppm in large rooms. Real-world pilot studies in Spain, Portugal, Denmark, and Greece validated the system’s effectiveness in maintaining healthy indoor air quality through proactive window-opening guidance. The model proves to be scalable, cost-effective, and suitable for residential, institutional, and office environments.

Empiric Results from the Successful Implementation of Data-Driven Innovative Energy Services in Buildings

This research explores the real-world impact of energy-efficient solutions across three distinct building types: a residential complex in Spain, detached homes in Croatia, and a hotel in Greece. The study highlights how tailored energy services can improve self-consumption, influence user behaviour, and enable demand response, all while achieving payback periods shorter than 10 years. These results underscore the potential for integrating advanced energy services to enhance sustainability in different contexts.