This funding opportunity supports projects that refine and demonstrate co-governance approaches in at least ten neighbourhoods across multiple European countries. It aims to foster inclusive, cultural, environmental, and sustainable development by balancing interests and empowering inhabitants, especially marginalized groups. Projects should address climate, biodiversity, and pollution challenges using more-than-human approaches and digital participatory tools to enhance public participation in the green transition of neighbourhoods.
Eligible applicants must comply with general admissibility, financial, and operational capacity conditions outlined in the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes. Participants must be from eligible countries, including EU Member States and Associated Countries, with provisions for some non-EU
