URBAN-FLOW helps European cities turn contested public space into sustainable, climate-neutral and resilient places through data-driven, participatory regeneration. City Living Labs, Local Digital Twins, data spaces and ICT-enabled engagement come together in three Lead Cities – Valencia, Florence and Tampere – that test the solutions first, and three Replicant Cities – Edinburgh, Brussels and Pilsen – that adapt and replicate them. The project is now moving from initial city assessments into Living Lab and pilot implementation.

MICAD gives European metropolitan areas a shared way to plan their climate and digital transitions together. Five metropolitan authorities – Barcelona (AMB), Milan, Tirana, GZM in Poland and Chișinău – each build their own transition roadmap using a common methodological framework and a practical toolkit for local and regional authorities. All five are now developing their roadmaps, and the project will close with policy recommendations for cities across Europe.

COGNIFOG built the Cognitive-Fog, an open framework that processes data close to where it is produced along the IoT–edge–cloud continuum, with AI-based orchestration and real-time monitoring. Three trials validated it in real conditions: flood detection and drone-and-sensor missions (Thales), tele-medicine over restricted connectivity (TMA) and smart manufacturing with cooperative robots (LMS). The project secured 14 binding agreements to commercialise its results, committed to five years of open-source maintenance and trained more than 170 people.