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The core mission of GINNGER is to promote sustainable neighborhoods characterized by low emissions, accessibility, and inclusiveness through tailored regeneration solutions. These neighborhoods will not only be environmentally friendly but also reduce polluting emissions and encourage the inclusion of a wide range of community groups. Achieving this goal relies on the implementation of specific measures designed to address the particular needs of each location.
An essential component of the project is the promotion of active participation in collaborative processes for neighborhood revitalization, facilitated by the development of a co-creation methodology. The community's voice plays a crucial role in building sustainable neighborhoods, and GINNGER is committed to involving residents and other stakeholders in decision-making and the execution of regeneration projects. To facilitate this process, a co-creation methodology is being developed to empower the local community.
Technology will also play a central role in neighborhood revitalization. GINNGER aims to use digital solutions to simplify the planning, visualization, monitoring, and evaluation of regeneration projects. This will enable more efficient and effective resource management and continuous monitoring of progress.
To ensure the effectiveness of the proposed solutions, pilot projects will be carried out in six different locations: Langreo (Spain), Plovdiv (Bulgaria), Massagno (Switzerland), Murcia (Spain), Orte (Italy), and Paris (France). These pilot projects will demonstrate the effectiveness of the solutions and their adaptability to diverse local contexts, providing solid and reliable results.
Once solid results are achieved, GINNGER is committed to ensuring the long-term sustainability and expansion of its solutions. This includes the development of business plans to ensure the continuity of these solutions, the dissemination of results, and the exchange of knowledge with similar projects.
The GINNGER project represents an exciting initiative that aspires to transform the way we revitalize our neighborhoods, with a special focus on sustainability, inclusion, and active community participation. These objectives bring us closer to a future of more sustainable and vibrant neighborhoods.
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Energy Agency of Plovdiv and the Belgian company AGIFLY carried out a thermographic survey of buildings in Plovdiv with a drone
The Energy Agency of Plovdiv and the Belgian company AGIFLY carried out a survey with a drone of multifamily buildings in the "Trakia" District, as well as a kindergarten in order to create digital twins of the buildings and 3D models. The recording of the current characteristics of the surveyed buildings will support the planning of their energy efficient renovation, as well as their integration into a digital tool for the rehabilitation of residential buildings.
Representatives of the Energy Agency of Plovdiv met with Mr. Emil Rusinov, the mayor of district “East”, Plovdiv municipality
The Energy Agency of Plovdiv continues its series of meetings with mayors and experts from the regional administrations within the municipality of Plovdiv. At the beginning of this week, representatives of the agency met with Mr. Emil Rusinov, the mayor of the district “East” within Plovdiv municipality. The held conversations and discussed ideas were in the context of the objectives and priorities for municipalities’ sustainable development, i.e.: reducing energy consumption in the municipal infrastructure, renovating the existing building stock to achieve higher levels of energy efficiency and energy independence, having a cleaner and more attractive urban environment.
Residents take the lead in neighbourhood
regeneration
The EU-funded GINNGER project aims to create new, inclusive and participatory processes of neighbourhood regeneration, designing co-creation activities to ensure that the voices of all community members are heard. Motivations and drivers behind these processes will be analysed against a wide social perspective, aiming to understand push and pull factors for all the stakeholders involved. Green Neighbourhood Facilitators (GNF) will be trained to liaise between citizens, stakeholders and authorities, supporting the establishment of collaborative processes for decision-making.