Belgrade
#DemonstrationCity
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia, with around 1.7 million inhabitants. Belgrade faces pronounced urban heat island effects, air pollution, and an increased risk of floods and heat waves; therefore, it strives to invest in green infrastructure, sustainable mobility, and climate-resilient urban planning, which are key to mitigating climate change and improving the quality of life in the city.
City Overview
Tartu is a Demonstration City, working on urban greening and regeneration to strengthen climate resilience and quality of life. By integrating co-creation, youth engagement and nature-based solutions, Tartu is developing inclusive approaches to transform public spaces and support sustainable urban development.
Local Focus & Challenges
Tartu faces climate challenges such as heat stress and changing precipitation patterns, with vulnerable neighbourhoods often lacking access to quality green spaces.
ClimaGen supports Tartu in integrating co-creation, innovation and youth engagement into local regeneration strategies.
Key Actions in ClimaGen
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Urban greening and regeneration measures
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Youth engagement and educational activities
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Co-creation with communities
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Nature-based solutions for resilience
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Cross-city learning and exchange
Local Partners
ClimaGen in Tartu is led by the municipality and supported by local universities, research organisations, civil society groups and innovation partners.
Territorial Implementation Overview
The areas contributing to the implementation process.
Centre for Experiments in Urban Studies (CEUS)
CEUS is a professional association of planners, engineers, environmental analysts and related experts focused on climate change adaptation and mitigation in urban development and planning. We are devoted to co-creation of nature-based solutions and innovations in circular economy and sustainable mobility. CEUS is a host of AI-powered BELgrade urban living LAB and SEE NbS Hub.
Center for the Promotion of Science (CPN)
The Center for the Promotion of Science (CPN) is Serbia’s public institution, tasked with promoting science, innovation and technology. CPN’s mission is to bridge the gap between science and society by bringing together all key stakeholders, expanding the scientific environment, facilitating dialogue and collaboration, and allowing participation of diverse social and professional groups.
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