The Space4Cities project has reached a major milestone: 20 innovative solution ideas have been selected from over 140 applications for further development and funding. These solutions target some of the most pressing challenges cities and regions face—leveraging satellite data and space technologies to help city planners, traffic planners, and environmental planners in their daily work. 

You can find more information about the call for tenders on the Space4Cities website, and read more about the selected solutions in the Innovation Catalogue.

To give interested cities and regions early access to these innovations, the Space4Cities project is now launching a series of four capacity-building webinars taking place on 25 and 26 June. These online events are designed to offer firsthand insights into each solution and how it could apply to your local and regional needs.

Webinar Format

• Four online sessions, each 90 minutes long
• Focused on specific challenge areas and application themes
• Featuring five concise solution presentations per session
• Followed by a roundtable discussion, Q&A, and networking opportunities

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You are welcome to join as many sessions as you wish, based on your interests. The agendas and registration links for the webinars are available here:

🔗 Session 1: Infrastructure and Ground Monitoring
🔗 Session 2: Green Spaces Management
🔗 Session 3: Climate Risks in Public Spaces
🔗 Session 4: Mobility and Emissions

About Space4Cities

SPACE4Cities is an innovation initiative that aims to increase the resilience of European cities by providing replicable solutions for dynamic urban planning, environmental change preparedness and adaptation. The project seeks to boost the utilization of European satellite data and the growth of European space technology companies, thereby enhancing Europe’s self-reliance. The core idea of the pre-commercial procurement project is to deliver highly innovative and scalable solutions, ensuring rapid development and roll-out, based on the true needs of cities.