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DUT Conference 2024 – Driving Urban Transitions through Joint Action
APR
Wed
10
APR
Thu
11
APR
Fri
12

This was 1 year ago

Location

Hybrid event

Area 42
Rue des Palais 46
1030 Brussels
Belgium
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility Missions

The Driving Urban Transitions Partnership aims to bring together urban leaders, practitioners, researchers, investors, and visionaries at the forefront of sustainable urban transitions for three days of collaborative learning and discussions. 

The following events and activities will take place within those three days:

  • DUT’s biennial policy conference 2024: Driving Urban Transitions through Joint Action, with DUT Open Area and Festival - join onsite or online
  • AGORA Strategic Dialogue: Empowering Urban Futures: Bridging Policy, Innovation, and Local Action (onsite only)
  • DUT Call 2022 projects kick-off event (by invitation only)


More information, the detailed programme and registration to the DUT conference here.

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