UP2030 - Belfast Net Zero Neighbourhoods

UP 2030旨在引导城市完成实现气候中立目标所需的社会技术转型。它将通过实现从“一切照旧”，逐个项目脱碳方法到基于良好项目和新政策制定的愿景驱动，基于战略的方法的飞跃来实现这一目标。该方法利用城市规划和设计作为一种工具，在城市试点中创建连接更好、更紧凑、零净的街区-即促进宜居性的街区，并通过有意图的设计促进减缓行动。与专注于部署特定解决方案以实现渐进式进展的分散式创新流程不同，UP 2030建议城市本身应处于创新方法的中心，以推动变革性变革。该项目开发了5 UP方法框架，支持城市（i）更新需要留下的政策、法规和条例，为新愿景腾出空间（ii）通过建设整个城市利益相关者生态系统的能力来提高技能，从而采取行动（iii）通过开发解决方案原型来升级（iv）通过塑造有利的治理安排和将项目组合与财政资源相匹配，扩大规模以实现全市范围的影响，以及（v）通过与使命合作并在欧洲各城市分享最佳做法，进行升级。包容性参与是整个项目活动周期的关键，这样社区的真实的需求就能反映在城市的具体愿景中，共同设计的干预措施能最大限度地实现共同效益。因此，UP 2030将（a）对试点中的空间正义产生可衡量的积极影响，（B）通过公民可持续的行为转变，使公民有机会参与转型，成为变革的推动者。

UP2030 aims to guide cities through the socio-technical transitions required to meet their climate neutrality ambitions. It will do so by enabling a quantum leap from a ´business as usual´, project-by-project decarbonisation approach to a vision-driven, strategy-based approach that is anchored on sound projects and renewed policy development. The approach uses urban planning and design as a vehicle to create better connected, more compact, net-zero neighbourhoods in the city pilots – i.e. neighbourhoods that promote liveability and, through designing with intent, promote mitigation action. Unlike fragmented innovation processes that focus on the deployment of a specific solution to achieve incremental progress, UP2030 proposes that cities should themselves be at the centre of the innovation approach to drive transformative change. The project develops the 5UP methodological framework that supports cities in (i) UP-dating those policies, codes, regulations that need to be left behind to make room for the new vision (ii) UP-skilling, through building the capacities of the entire city stakeholder ecosystem that shall deliver actions (iii) UP-grading, through the development of solution prototypes (digital and physical) at selected neighbourhoods, (iv) UP-scaling to achieve city-wide impact by shaping the enabling governance arrangements and matching project portfolios to financial resources, and (v) UP-taking, by engaging with the Mission and sharing best practices across European cities. Inclusive participation is key throughout the project’s full cycle of activities so that real needs of communities are reflected in the city-specific visions, and co-designed interventions maximise delivery of co-benefits. As such, UP2030 will (a) have a measured positive impact on spatial justice in the pilots, and (b) give the opportunity to citizens to participate in the transition by becoming agents of change themselves through their sustainable behavioural shifts.