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Horizon Europe · Horizon Europe (HORIZON)

Anticipating the long-term future of neighbourhoods in line with the New European Bauhaus

HORIZON-NEB-2027-01-BUSINESS-03 Innovative models for neighbourhoods that integrate beauty, inclusiveness and sustainability HORIZON-RIA Academics

DeadlineDecember 1, 2027 not open yet
OpensMay 5, 2027EU data
StatusForthcomingupdated October 3, 2026

Call summary

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Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: Local stakeholders adopt long-term stewardship and participate [1] in anticipating and envisioning the long-term future [2] of their existing neighbourhoods [3] . Existing neighbourhoods are more resilient and can adapt to changing socioeconomic, cultural, demographic, and climatic conditions, challenges and needs. Scope: The New European Bauhaus (NEB) is redefining the way neighbourhoods across Europe and beyond are presently planned, designed, developed, and revitalised by fostering a new paradigm for sustainable [3] , inclusive [3] , and beautiful [3] living environments and lifestyles. Neighbourhoods are currently planned for short and medium term, typically with a 5 to 10-year perspective [7] , often influenced by insufficient coordination with broader regional and national levels… more

Civil societyDemocratic engagement and civic participationDemographyEconomic impactEnvironment, resources and sustainabilityForesight / ForecastGender in urban planning and developmentGlobalisation, migration, interethnic relationsHistorical demographyInvolvement of vulnerable populationsParticipatory/ParticipationPopulation dynamicsSocial InclusionSocial Sciences and HumanitiesSocial sciences, interdisciplinarySocietal impact

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