Urban ReLeaf: Citizen-powered data ecosystems for inclusive and green urban transitions

Urban ReLeaf是一项以行动为导向的任务，旨在推动以公民为动力的科学，将其作为包容性城市绿色规划的核心资源，以支持地方政策制定、欧洲战略和监测系统（如绿色协议、哥白尼），以及可持续发展目标（如目标11.7）和GEOSS等全球努力。该项目将：(i)评估六个欧洲城市当前的城市绿化政策进程，并共同制定解决方案，利用公民观察来补充现有的数据生态系统和决策；（ii）支持在权威数据流（包括GEOSS和哥白尼）中验证和长期纳入公民的主动和被动数据，用于城市环境监测；通过广泛参与有关城市绿色基础设施的公共利益问题，动员社区并赋予社区权力；围绕在城市规划中使用公民观察的相关主题建立一个实践社区，以促进跨多个部门的知识交流和能力发展；（五）制定灵活和创新的治理解决方案，帮助扩大包容性城市绿色转型，支持《欧洲绿色协议》和联合国可持续发展目标；（iv）促进对公民观察和其他用于环境监测的新型数据生态系统的认可、采用和信任，以激发公共机构内部的创新。该项目由领导WeObserve项目的IIASA协调，合作伙伴包括以前成功的H2020公民天文台项目的合作伙伴，以及六个城市（雅典、卡斯凯伊斯、敦提、曼海姆、里加乌得勒支），这些城市愿意接受城市绿化规划和政策制定的新数据流，并充分参与包括边缘化和弱势群体在内的公民。Urban ReLeaf还得到了技术合作伙伴以及与哥白尼和GEO有密切联系的机构的支持。

Project summary Urban ReLeaf is an action-oriented mission to advance citizen-powered science as a central resource for inclusive urban green planning in support of local policy making, European strategies and monitoring systems (e.g., the Green Deal, Copernicus), and global efforts such as the SDGs (e.g., Target 11.7) and GEOSS. The project will: (i) assess current urban greening policy processes within six European cities and co-create solutions that use citizen observations to complement existing data ecosystems and decision-making; (ii) support the validation and long-term inclusion of active and passive data from citizens for urban environmental monitoring within authoritative data streams, including GEOSS & Copernicus; (iii) Mobilize and empower communities through widespread participation in issues of public interest surrounding urban green infrastructure; (iv) develop a community of practice around topics related to the use of citizen observations for urban planning to foster knowledge exchange and develop capacities across multiple sectors; (v) produce flexible and innovative governance solutions to help scale-out inclusive urban green transitions in support of the European Green Deal and UN Sustainable Development Goals; and (iv) promote recognition, adoption and trust of citizen observations and other novel data ecosystems for environmental monitoring to trigger innovation within public institutions. The project is coordinated by IIASA, who led the WeObserve project, and involves partners from previous successful H2020 citizen observatory projects and as well as six cities (Athens, Cascais, Dundee, Mannheim, Riga Utrecht) that are willing to embrace new data streams for urban greening planning and policy making and to fully engage with citizens including marginalized and vulnerable groups. Urban ReLeaf is also supported by technology partners and those with strong links to Copernicus and GEO.