This document delves into a specific aspect of the SCOREwater project, focusing on the development, use, and refinement of a flood early warning system in the city of Amersfoort. The system, utilizing Machine Learning algorithms, is integrated into the SCOREwater platform to provide timely warnings to city officials, allowing proactive measures to mitigate potential flooding, nuisances, and damages. The report provides insights into the system's development process and actionable steps based on the warnings it generates.

This document, part of the SCOREwater project, focuses on policy issues related to the introduction and scaling of digital services for the improvement of wastewater and stormwater management, as well as flood control. Addressing the challenges in scaling digital innovations in the water sector, the policy brief provides key recommendations, including the establishment of legal requirements for online monitoring, the stimulation of a volume market for sensing technologies, guidelines for predictive maintenance, flood control, and competence development programs in advanced data management for the water sector.

This document outlines the SCOREwater project's focus on building urban resilience against climate change and urbanization through a water smart society. It introduces digital services for wastewater, stormwater, and flooding management, emphasizing an adaptive digital platform developed in collaboration with stakeholders. The deliverable, Task 5.3, provides an analysis of experiences from demonstration cases and other deliverables, offering lessons learned for technology development, exploitation, dissemination, and innovation management within the project.

This position paper outlines the SEA-EU alliance's mission to significantly reduce its environmental footprint, particularly focusing on carbon emissions. It discusses the urgency of addressing climate change and biodiversity loss, the need for sustainable science, and rethinking research and teaching in higher education to align with sustainability goals. The paper also presents the current status of each SEA-EU partner in terms of carbon reduction actions and proposes developing a concerted methodology to reduce the carbon footprint at the EU scale.

This handbook provides guidelines and a reference for the design, planning, conduct and evaluation of exercises for first responder organisations in search and rescue operations. The handbook provides a detailed picture of key components, tasks and activities as well as key roles and responsibilities to be assigned for a successful and smooth exercise run.

This report discusses the concept of governance in fisheries, how to understand ‘effective’ governance, and a research plan for further studies of the effectiveness of and potential for improving governance at the regional and sub-regional level in the SEAwise regions (Baltic Sea, North Sea, Western Waters, and the Mediterranean Sea).

This document serves as a comprehensive guide on crisis communication for Critical Infrastructure (CI) operators in the gas sector. It provides insights into methods and means used before, during, and after a crisis event, incorporating literature reviews, crisis communication frameworks, expert opinions, and practical insights from SecureGas Business Cases. The guidelines focus on maintaining a balance between safety and security regulations and corporate social responsibility, offering valuable information channels and practices.

This document, titled  "Plan for Activities Evaluation," outlines the evaluation results and policy recommendations of the SeeRRI project, focusing on building self-sustaining Research and Innovation (R&I) ecosystems in territories such as Lower Austria, Nordland (Norway), and B30 (Spain). The report provides insights into the impact of the SeeRRI project's activities, outcomes, and suggested policies to promote responsible, smart, sustainable, and inclusive regional growth. The recommendations target policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, NGOs, civil society organizations, and citizens actively involved in addressing grand societal challenges.

This document, part of the SENTINEL project, serves as a comprehensive checklist and guideline for researchers involved in energy system modeling. Focusing on transparency, reproducibility, and reusability, the checklist covers documentation, code, data, and communication practices. It aims to assist researchers in implementing practical measures within a year to enhance the accessibility and usability of their models. Emphasizing the use of established standards and practices, the document outlines specific recommendations for stable identifiers, documentation, code hosting, licensing, dependencies, data availability, and community engagement.

This report from the SENTINEL project focuses on the final step of its stakeholder engagement strategy, presenting feedback on the usefulness of modelling results for case studies and providing insights into further model refinements. The document outlines a participatory multi-method approach involving 10 events with more than 90 stakeholders. Stakeholder perspectives were gathered on 12 model applications across case studies, addressing issues from general modelling challenges to specific topics like technology costs, environmental criteria, and behavioural change. The report concludes with lessons learned, challenges, and recommendations for future research in energy system modelling.

This report delves into the resilience of Serbian municipalities, emphasizing the crucial role of social capital in bolstering community resilience. In the context of limited financial and human resources for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR), the significance of communication, cooperation, partnerships, volunteerism, and social inclusion becomes paramount. Recognizing social capital as a central insurance against losses, the report underscores its foundational role in community resilience. As the first study in Serbia spotlighting social capital's impact on community resilience to natural threats, it aims to inform and shape policies underscoring the importance of social capital in fortifying the nation's resilience.

The main focus of this deliverable is to provide business models for retrofit works, both for private and public buildings, according to the experience gained by Sharing Cities partners, for contributing to replicate and scaleup the project results in this field.

This guide gives an overview of how Sharing Cities rolled out building retrofit schemes in its three ‘lighthouse cities’ – Lisbon, London and Milan. The aim was to address challenges in each city context and share the experience so other cities can learn from it.

This guide shows how the three Sharing Cities’ lighthouse cities applied the digital social market (DSM) in their city context. Milan, Lisbon and London each used DSM as a citizen engagement tool to encourage positive behaviour change. This sums up their experiences so that other cities may employ a similar solution. 

This guide gives an overview of how Sharing Cities rolled out e-bike schemes in its three ‘lighthouse cities’ – Lisbon, London and Milan. The aim was to address challenges in each city context and share the experience so other cities can learn from it.

This guide gives an overview of how Sharing Cities brought together a variety of tools and solutions to support the transition from traditional transport infrastructure and habits, to more sustainable and inclusive emobility services. This guide aims to help cities accelerate this transition.

This guide gathers and synthesises the insights and lessons from the experiences of the fellow cities. It presents the softer lessons that revolve around smart city solutions. More than a technical document, this replication handbook helps to provide general guidance for cities thinking about implementing smart city measures.

This guide provides an overview of how each Sharing Cities’ lighthouse city – Lisbon, London, and Milan created a true smart city by fusing raw data from smart devices and sensors with an Urban Data Platform to create smart data and insights enabling the cities to make better decisions and improve services

This guide gives an overview of how Sharing Cities rolled out sustainable energy management systems in its three ‘lighthouse cities’ – Lisbon, London and Milan. The aim was to address challenges in each city context and share the experience so other cities can learn from it.

This report, titled "Synthesis Report of the Initial Dynamic Action Plans for 20 Multi-Actor Platforms," presents a comprehensive overview of the Multi-Actor Platforms (MAPs) established under the SHERPA project. SHERPA aims to gather knowledge and opinions for formulating recommendations on future rural policies in the European Union. The document outlines the objectives, compositions, and activities of the MAPs, focusing on their roles in contributing to policy recommendations. The synthesis captures key information from the initial Dynamic Action Plans of the first 20 MAPs, offering insights into their diverse starting conditions, establishment stages, and planned activities.