Network of neighbourhoods for innovative policies on gentrification

• Increased use of innovative policies to mitigate negative gentrification impacts and enhance positive outcomes (revitalization, sustainable growth, diversity, integration) in urban, peri-urban and rural neighbourhoods

• Enhanced capacity of local policymakers to anticipate and address gentrification through policy design and implementation aligned with New European Bauhaus principles

• Empowerment of local communities to engage in decision-making processes and co-create regeneration strategies that prevent displacement, loss of cultural identity and socio-economic inequality

• Bottom-up network engaging at least 15 neighbourhoods from urban, peri-urban and rural areas across multiple Member States/Associated Countries

• Comprehensive mapping of local needs, challenges, trends and opportunities

• Documentation and dissemination of current knowledge, policies, tools and best practices on gentrification and New European Bauhaus values

• Development of user-friendly tools addressing identified needs

• Support for local decision-makers to grasp gentrification drivers, housing speculation, policy gaps, socio-demographic and cultural impacts, and urban–rural interplay

• Implementation of at least one of: (a) development or revision of local policies (social, economic, urban, housing, planning, mobility, green transition) or (b) formulation of neighbourhood regeneration strategies with mitigation measures

• Participatory, transdisciplinary methodology involving multiple actors and disciplines

• Effective integration of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) expertise