Project outputs
Scientific publications
• J. Dikken, J.K. Kazak, D. Pavlovski, L. Ivan, L. Ayalon, J.M. Perek-Białas, J. van Hoof. Four European typologies of older adults concerning environmental sustainability. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Volume 211, April 2025, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rser.2024.115276.
• Pavlovski, Daniel et al. How older adults experience the age-friendliness of Skopje: Results of the validation of the AFCCQ for use in North Macedonia and a representative survey. Heliyon, Volume 10, Issue 9, e30372
• Aslanoğlu, R., Chrobak, G., van Hoof, J., Perek-Białas, J. M., Ivan, L., Tavy, Z. K., Maj M. & Kazak, J. K. (2024). A Roadmap for the Design of a Public-participation Geographic-Information System to Support Urban Ageing. Geomatics and Environmental Engineering, 18(5), 113-134.
• Jolanta M. Perek-Białas, Paulina Skórska, Milena Maj, Jan K. Kazak, Jeroen Dikken, Joost van Hoof. The experienced age-friendliness in two Polish cities: an in-dept analysis of the views of older citizens. Habitat International, Volume 153, November 2024, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.habitatint.2024.103201
• Dikken J, Kazak JK, Ivan L, Ayalon L, Pavlovski D, Perek-Białas JM, van Hoof J, Perspectives of older people on environmental sustainability: A cross-cultural validation study between five countries, Journal of Cleaner Production (2024), 447, 141317, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.141317
• Ivan, L., Dikken, J., & van Hoof, J. (2024). Unveiling the experienced age-friendliness of older people in Bucharest: A comprehensive study using the validated Romanian age-friendly cities and communities questionnaire and cluster analysis. Habitat International, 143, 102973.
• van Hoof, J., van Staalduinen, W.H., Dikken, J. (2024) A multi-year quantitative study of the experienced age-friendliness in The Hague: A tale of four personas. Social Science & Medicine 340:116362. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2023.116362
• Tudorie, G. (2023). Reluctant Republic: A Positive Right for Older People to Refuse AI-Based Technology. Societies, 13(12), 248.
• Ivan & Loos. The marketing of technology products for older people. In Edited A. Rosales, M. Fernández-Ardèvol, & J. Svensson (Eds.), Digital Ageism: How it Operates and Approaches to Tackling it (pp. 88-115). Routledge. 2023. doi: 10.4324/9781003323686-6
• Hoof J van. Older people going green out of financial necessity: Environmental sustainability and age-friendly cities. Indoor and Built Environment. 2023;0(0). doi:10.1177/1420326X231156672
• Dikken, J., Kazak, J.K., Soebarto, V.I., van Hoof, J. Views of older people on environmental sustainability: development of the SustainABLE-16 Questionnaire. Building and Environment 242:110514. doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110514
• Pavlovski, Daniel et al. How older adults experience the age-friendliness of Skopje: Results of the validation of the AFCCQ for use in North Macedonia and a representative survey. Heliyon, Volume 10, Issue 9, e30372
• Aslanoğlu, R., Chrobak, G., van Hoof, J., Perek-Białas, J. M., Ivan, L., Tavy, Z. K., Maj M. & Kazak, J. K. (2024). A Roadmap for the Design of a Public-participation Geographic-Information System to Support Urban Ageing. Geomatics and Environmental Engineering, 18(5), 113-134.
• Jolanta M. Perek-Białas, Paulina Skórska, Milena Maj, Jan K. Kazak, Jeroen Dikken, Joost van Hoof. The experienced age-friendliness in two Polish cities: an in-dept analysis of the views of older citizens. Habitat International, Volume 153, November 2024, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.habitatint.2024.103201
• Dikken J, Kazak JK, Ivan L, Ayalon L, Pavlovski D, Perek-Białas JM, van Hoof J, Perspectives of older people on environmental sustainability: A cross-cultural validation study between five countries, Journal of Cleaner Production (2024), 447, 141317, doi: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jclepro.2024.141317
• Ivan, L., Dikken, J., & van Hoof, J. (2024). Unveiling the experienced age-friendliness of older people in Bucharest: A comprehensive study using the validated Romanian age-friendly cities and communities questionnaire and cluster analysis. Habitat International, 143, 102973.
• van Hoof, J., van Staalduinen, W.H., Dikken, J. (2024) A multi-year quantitative study of the experienced age-friendliness in The Hague: A tale of four personas. Social Science & Medicine 340:116362. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.socscimed.2023.116362
• Tudorie, G. (2023). Reluctant Republic: A Positive Right for Older People to Refuse AI-Based Technology. Societies, 13(12), 248.
• Ivan & Loos. The marketing of technology products for older people. In Edited A. Rosales, M. Fernández-Ardèvol, & J. Svensson (Eds.), Digital Ageism: How it Operates and Approaches to Tackling it (pp. 88-115). Routledge. 2023. doi: 10.4324/9781003323686-6
• Hoof J van. Older people going green out of financial necessity: Environmental sustainability and age-friendly cities. Indoor and Built Environment. 2023;0(0). doi:10.1177/1420326X231156672
• Dikken, J., Kazak, J.K., Soebarto, V.I., van Hoof, J. Views of older people on environmental sustainability: development of the SustainABLE-16 Questionnaire. Building and Environment 242:110514. doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110514
Completed Deliverables and Milestones
| NO. | DELIVERABLES AND MILESTONES ON RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT: WP1 – WP4 | WP | DATE |
| D1.1 | manual for data collection and statistics | 1 | 3/2022 |
| D1.2 | top-up questions of sustainability ready | 1 | 4/2022 |
| D1.3 | AFCCQ Survey-PL | 1 | 2/2023 |
| D1.4 | AFCCQ Survey-RO | 1 | 2/2023 |
| D1.5 | individual quantitative reports on the age-friendliness of the four cities based on the AFCCQ results | 1 | 9/2023 |
| D1.6 | joint report of the age-friendliness of the four cities | 1 | 9/2023 |
| D2.1 | short report on operationalisation of quantifiable spatial indicators framework (Davern criteria) | 2 | 9/2022 |
| D2.2 | short report on socio-environmental vulnerability data and map-overlay approach (Szewranski criteria) and collection of raw data | 2 | 9/2022 |
| D2.3 | manual for co-creation of portal (English and national languages) | 2 | 9/2022 |
| D2.4 | manual for users (to be used in WP3) (English and national languages) | 2 | 4/2023 |
| D2.5 | operational geoportal | 2 | 9/2023 |
| D3.1 | age-friendly maps for each of the four cities completed | 3 | 6-2024 |
| D3.2 | report on hot spot analyses for each of the four cities | 3 | 8-2024 |
| D3.3 | report on evaluation and validation of geoportal | 3 | 11-2024 |
| D4.1 | manual for co-creation sessions (English and national languages) | 4 | 5-2024 |
| D4.2 | reports per country on co-creation of policy agenda's | 4 | 12-2024 |
| M9 | qualitative data collection for cross-cultural validation are complete in Kraków and Bucharest | 1 | 9/2022 |
| M10 | statistics for cross-cultural validation are complete in Krakaw and Bucharest | 1 | 11/2022 |
| M11 | AFCCQ Survey available in Polish and Romanian languages | 1 | 12/2022 |
| M12 | participants recruited in WP1 in four cities according to sample size calculation, and participation secured (for survey) | 1 | 12/2022 |
| M13 | quantitative data collection and statistics for AFCCQ survey completed for four cities | 1 | 9/2023 |
| M14 | participants recruited in four cities (co-creation) for design of geoportal | 2 | 2/2023 |
| M15 | co-creation sessions of geoportal are completed | 2 | 6/2023 |
| M16 | base maps for age-friendly maps for each of the four cities are available | 2 | 2/2023 |
| M17 | geoportal operational | 2 | 9/2023 |
| M18 | participants recruited in four cities (co-creation) for geoportal testing | 3 | 1/2024 |
| M19 | geoportal operational in mobile devices of participants | 3 | 1/2024 |
| M20 | trial of geoportal completed and reported | 3 | 6-2024 |
| M21 | participants recruited in four cities (co-creation) for policy-making | 4 | 1-2024 |
| M22 | co-creation sessions with older people and policy makers completed | 4 | 10-2024 |
| NO. | DELIVERABLES AND MILESTONES ON PROJECT MANAGEMENT, QUALITY AND SOCIAL IMPACT: WP5 – WP8 | WP | DATE |
| D5.1 | media anouncement and press release on city&co | 5 | 3/2022 |
| D5.2 | scientific journal papers (open access) from WP1 to 4 | 5 | 2/2025 |
| D5.3/M23 | co-creation manifesto for cities for evidence-informed policy (science-policy integration WP4: published and online) | 5 | 1-2025 |
| D6.1 | formats and procedures for involving non-academic actors in co-creating policy agenda’s | 6 | 5-2024 |
| D6.2 | written best-practice on using mutual learning processes as a resource in a cross-cultural research design | 6 | 1-2025 |
| D7.1 | approval of Ethics Committee for WP1 | 7 | 6/2022 |
| D7.2 | approval of Ethics Committee for WP2 and 3 | 7 | 10/2022 |
| D7.3 | approval of Ethics Committee for WP4 | 7 | 2/2023 |
| D7.4 | privacy impact assessment | 7 | 7/2022 |
| D7.5/M24 | Manuals and research papers are produced and online, and are stored | 5-7 | 2-2025 |
| D7.6 | data management plan (to be updates every 6 months) | 7 | 4/2022 |
| D7.7/M7 | data available for re-use (open access): milestone for official closure of the project | 7 | 2-2025 |
| D8.1 | a Consortium Agreement text | 8 | 3/2022 |
| D8.2 | mid-term updates PL, RO and NL (see rules/deadlines of the specific financial organisation in each country) | 8 | 12/2023 |
| D8.3 | country specific annual financial and academic reports are prepared: PL and RO (NL-reporting planned for 9/2023; see rules/deadlines of specific financial organisation in each country) | 8 | 12/2023 |
| M1 | consortium agreement signed by consortium members | 8 | 3/2022 |
| M2 | kick-off meeting completed | 5 | 3/2022 |
| M3 | PhD candidate Poland recruited | 8 | 4/2022 |
| M4 | ethical approvals obtained | 7 | 6-10/2022, 2/2023 |
| M5 | supervisory board (annual meetings occurred) | 8 | 8/2022 |
| M6 | country specific financial and academic reports: PL, RO and NL (see rules/deadlines of the specific financial organisation in each country)* | 8 | 12/2023 |
| M8 | Annual Consortium Meetings organised | 8 | 2-2025 |
| M25 | MLV 1 completed (in The Hague) | 6 | 12/2023 |
| M26 | MLV 2 completed (Wroclaw) | 6 | 9/2023 |
| M27 | MLV 3 completed in Kraków | 6 | 4-2024 |
| M28 | MLV 4 - round table co-creation session completed in Bucharest | 6 | 10-2024 |
| M29 | privacy impact assessment ready | 7 | 7/2022 |
| M30 | data management plan operational | 7 | 4/2022 |
| M31 | Final symposium | 5 | 2-2025 |
*
1) 2023. National Reports on 2023 were submitted and approved by the National funding agencies in
Poland, Romania and The Netherlands (M6)
2) 2023. The JPI ENUTC Annual reporting of the first 18 months of the City&Co project was delivered
1) 2023. National Reports on 2023 were submitted and approved by the National funding agencies in
Poland, Romania and The Netherlands (M6)
2) 2023. The JPI ENUTC Annual reporting of the first 18 months of the City&Co project was delivered
Other project outputs
• January 2025: The “Age-Friendly Cities and Communities’ Manifesto. CONNECTED Generations, CONNECTED Cities: The Age-Friendly Vision.” (main output of WP4)
Drawing on data from the surveys held in 4 cities (The Hague, Wroclaw, Krakow, and Bucharest) AFCCQ and photographic data collected through a geoportal, the City&Co project developed this manifesto in a co-creation workshop with older adults and policymakers from four cities held in October 2024 in Bucharest.
This Manifesto is a programmatic document that can be used to empower local and national organizations, municipalities, and policymakers to create age-friendly urban environments, where older adults feel welcomed and enjoy a better quality of life. The Manifesto outlines 10 key points that underpin older people and policymakers’ views on the age-friendly cities and communities’ framework, as stated by the World Health Organization (2007).
The manifesto can be downloaded from the World Health Organization's website
Read in: Dutch | English | Polish | Romanian
• The project outputs of Krakow city have been realized by the team of Jagiellonian University: Milena Maj, Aleksandra Trybalska, Natalia Krygowska-Nowak, Paulina Skórska, Tomasz Rębkowski, Joanna Kwinta-Odrzywolek and Anna Urbaniak
• 15 October 2024. Third WP4 co-creation workshop with older citizens and policy makers from the four cities, for example representatives from the City of Kraków, including Plenipotentiary of the Mayor of the City of Kraków for Older Citizens’ Policy Ms Okońska-Walkowicz and Ms Bożena Opach from the City Hall. In co-creation policy makers and older adults developed an age-friendly city manifesto, which aimed to define key actions and strategies for enhancing the quality of life for older adults in the city.
• 14-15 October 2024. Fourth Mutual Learning Visit & Annual Consortium meeting, organized by SNSPA in Bucharest, Romania. The results of WP3 were shared, including for example presentations of the four university partners about the flashcards, surveys and testing of the application of the geoportal. In addition, at this meeting the 3rd WP4 co-creation workshop was held, where policy makers and older adults from Kracow, Wroclaw, Bucharest and The Hague have co-created together a policy plan for the age-friendly and community agenda. A draft of the Manifesto (a programatic paper) has been created after the workshop gathering the participants efforts and the inputs from the project.
• 5 August 2024. In Krakow the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 14 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 17 July 2024. In Wroclaw the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 12 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 11 July 2024. In the Hague the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 9 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 22 April 2024. In Bucharest the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 15 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 16-17 April 2024. Third Mutual Learning Visit, organised by UJ in Krakow, Poland
• 16 January 2024. Two training sessions took place in Bucharest with 12 and 13 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile app of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total at least 25 older people from each city will take part in this part of the project.
• 5 January 2024. Published report on the experienced Age-friendliness of Kraków for the City Council of Kraków (in Polish language) [link]
• December 2023 - the WP2 Scientific Report (Romania) has been submitted and approved [.pdf]
• November 2023 - January 2024. Three training sessions and several individual meetings took place in The Hague with in total 12 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile app of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total at least 25 older people from The Hague will be enrolled this month in this part of the project.
• 28 November. Two training sessions took place in Wroclaw with 9 and 11 participants. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile KOBO Toolbox application of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total 30 older citizens were invited who will use the mobile KOBO Toolbox application.
• 20 and 30 November 2023. Two training sessions took place in Krakow with 7 and 8 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile KOBO Toolbox application of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total 30 older citizens were invited who will use the mobile KOBO Toolbox application.
• November 2023 - May 2024. Continuous two-weekly monitoring reports are delivered by UPWr about the data collected in the four cities in WP3 during the period November 2023 and May 2024
• November 2023. The translated report on the perceived age-friendliness of the Age-friendly City of The Hague (WP1) by older adults in 2022 has been published on the Extranet website of the World Health Organization [link]
• October 2023. WP1 report for Netherlands has been submitted and approved by the municipality. [.pdf]
• December 2022. WP1 report for Romania has been submitted to UEFISCDI [.pdf]
• November 2022 – March 2023, 12 co-creation sessions were organized with about 30 older citizens from the four cities to design of the geoportal based on user’s needs and wishes (WP2). In each city three consecutive sessions were hold with participants aged 65+ years and living in various neighbourhoods. In the first session participants shared their perceptions and needs concerning facilities in the city and co-created a prototype of the geoportal. In the second session they discussed the first concept of the geoportal app developed at UPWr (colours, letter type, format etc), and in the third session participants tried and discussed the app on a smartphone and discussed issues related to the use of the app.
• April 2022, Milena Maj started as a PhD-candidate on the City & Co project, being part of team of Jagiellonian University (UJ) in Kraków, Poland. Welcome Milena!
• 18 March 2022, Kick off meeting and official start of City&Co, online meeting with the four University partners and AFEdemy. Presentations on general overview of the project by J van hoof, overview of deliverables and milestones by L de Wit and work plans for WP1 by J Kazak and WP2 by J Dikken, followed by discussions and questions
• March 2022, Operationalization of Research drive, the online shared storage environment to securely store (sensitive) research data and project documents
Drawing on data from the surveys held in 4 cities (The Hague, Wroclaw, Krakow, and Bucharest) AFCCQ and photographic data collected through a geoportal, the City&Co project developed this manifesto in a co-creation workshop with older adults and policymakers from four cities held in October 2024 in Bucharest.
This Manifesto is a programmatic document that can be used to empower local and national organizations, municipalities, and policymakers to create age-friendly urban environments, where older adults feel welcomed and enjoy a better quality of life. The Manifesto outlines 10 key points that underpin older people and policymakers’ views on the age-friendly cities and communities’ framework, as stated by the World Health Organization (2007).
The manifesto can be downloaded from the World Health Organization's website
Read in: Dutch | English | Polish | Romanian
• The project outputs of Krakow city have been realized by the team of Jagiellonian University: Milena Maj, Aleksandra Trybalska, Natalia Krygowska-Nowak, Paulina Skórska, Tomasz Rębkowski, Joanna Kwinta-Odrzywolek and Anna Urbaniak
• 15 October 2024. Third WP4 co-creation workshop with older citizens and policy makers from the four cities, for example representatives from the City of Kraków, including Plenipotentiary of the Mayor of the City of Kraków for Older Citizens’ Policy Ms Okońska-Walkowicz and Ms Bożena Opach from the City Hall. In co-creation policy makers and older adults developed an age-friendly city manifesto, which aimed to define key actions and strategies for enhancing the quality of life for older adults in the city.
• 14-15 October 2024. Fourth Mutual Learning Visit & Annual Consortium meeting, organized by SNSPA in Bucharest, Romania. The results of WP3 were shared, including for example presentations of the four university partners about the flashcards, surveys and testing of the application of the geoportal. In addition, at this meeting the 3rd WP4 co-creation workshop was held, where policy makers and older adults from Kracow, Wroclaw, Bucharest and The Hague have co-created together a policy plan for the age-friendly and community agenda. A draft of the Manifesto (a programatic paper) has been created after the workshop gathering the participants efforts and the inputs from the project.
• 5 August 2024. In Krakow the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 14 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 17 July 2024. In Wroclaw the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 12 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 11 July 2024. In the Hague the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 9 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 22 April 2024. In Bucharest the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 15 older citizens. Older adults who particioanted in WP2 and WP3 have discussed the data collected in the project and feedback has been provided. The maps (examples) resulted from the hotspot analysis and sentiment analysis have been presented and discussed with participants
• 16-17 April 2024. Third Mutual Learning Visit, organised by UJ in Krakow, Poland
• 16 January 2024. Two training sessions took place in Bucharest with 12 and 13 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile app of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total at least 25 older people from each city will take part in this part of the project.
• 5 January 2024. Published report on the experienced Age-friendliness of Kraków for the City Council of Kraków (in Polish language) [link]
• December 2023 - the WP2 Scientific Report (Romania) has been submitted and approved [.pdf]
• November 2023 - January 2024. Three training sessions and several individual meetings took place in The Hague with in total 12 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile app of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total at least 25 older people from The Hague will be enrolled this month in this part of the project.
• 28 November. Two training sessions took place in Wroclaw with 9 and 11 participants. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile KOBO Toolbox application of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total 30 older citizens were invited who will use the mobile KOBO Toolbox application.
• 20 and 30 November 2023. Two training sessions took place in Krakow with 7 and 8 participants who will take part in the photo production study of WP3. The aim was to explain the study, to support in adding the link to the mobile KOBO Toolbox application of the geoportal on the mobile phones of the participants, and to practice with using the mobile app. In total 30 older citizens were invited who will use the mobile KOBO Toolbox application.
• November 2023 - May 2024. Continuous two-weekly monitoring reports are delivered by UPWr about the data collected in the four cities in WP3 during the period November 2023 and May 2024
• November 2023. The translated report on the perceived age-friendliness of the Age-friendly City of The Hague (WP1) by older adults in 2022 has been published on the Extranet website of the World Health Organization [link]
• October 2023. WP1 report for Netherlands has been submitted and approved by the municipality. [.pdf]
• December 2022. WP1 report for Romania has been submitted to UEFISCDI [.pdf]
• November 2022 – March 2023, 12 co-creation sessions were organized with about 30 older citizens from the four cities to design of the geoportal based on user’s needs and wishes (WP2). In each city three consecutive sessions were hold with participants aged 65+ years and living in various neighbourhoods. In the first session participants shared their perceptions and needs concerning facilities in the city and co-created a prototype of the geoportal. In the second session they discussed the first concept of the geoportal app developed at UPWr (colours, letter type, format etc), and in the third session participants tried and discussed the app on a smartphone and discussed issues related to the use of the app.
• April 2022, Milena Maj started as a PhD-candidate on the City & Co project, being part of team of Jagiellonian University (UJ) in Kraków, Poland. Welcome Milena!
• 18 March 2022, Kick off meeting and official start of City&Co, online meeting with the four University partners and AFEdemy. Presentations on general overview of the project by J van hoof, overview of deliverables and milestones by L de Wit and work plans for WP1 by J Kazak and WP2 by J Dikken, followed by discussions and questions
• March 2022, Operationalization of Research drive, the online shared storage environment to securely store (sensitive) research data and project documents
Picture gallery
Official Kick off of City&Co , 18 March 2023
Milena Maj, PhD candidate, UJ
City&Co 1st Annual Consortium Meeting with 26 participants in The Hague and online, 28 November 2022
City&Co 1st Mutual Learning Visit with 20 participants, organized by THUAS in The Hague, 28-29 November 2022
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Wroclaw, 15 December 2022, 1 February and 10 March
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Krakow, 15 December 2022, 3 February and 16 March 2023
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in The Hague, 17 January, 31 January and 24 February
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Bucharest, 25 January, 7 February, 14 March 2023
City&Co 2nd Mutual Learning Visit with 17 participants in Wroclaw, 26-27 June 2023
City&Co 2nd Mutual Learning Visit with 17 participants in Wroclaw, 26-27 June 2023
City&Co 2nd Annual Consortium Meeting with 24 participants in Wroclaw and online, 26 June 2023
UJ at the Life Science Open Space Conference 2023 in Krakow, 30 Nov. 2023
9 Nov. 2023: JPI ENUTC Mid-term event in Delft
Training session WP3 with older people in Bucharest, Jan. 2024
Training session WP3 with older people in Wroclaw, Nov. 2023
Training session WP3 with older people in Krakow, Nov. 2023
Conference Jabłonna, Poland, Sep. 2023
16-17 April 2024. Third Mutual Learning Visit, organised by UJ in Krakow, Poland
22 April 2024. In Bucharest the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 15 older citizens.
11 July 2024. In the Hague the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 9 older citizens.
5 August 2024. In Krakow the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 14 older citizens.
14-15 October 2024. Fourth Mutual Learning Visit & Annual Consortium meeting, organized by SNSPA in Bucharest, Romania.
15 October 2024. Third WP4 co-creation workshop with older citizens and policy makers from the four cities
Operationalisation of City&Co Research drive, march 2022
The AFCCQ-NL being validated for PL and RO in WP1
City&Co 1st Annual Consortium Meeting with 26 participants in The Hague and online, 28 November 2022
City&Co 1st Mutual Learning Visit with 20 participants, organized by THUAS in The Hague, 28-29 November 2022
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Wroclaw, 15 December 2022, 1 February and 10 March
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Krakow, 15 December 2022, 3 February and 16 March 2023
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in The Hague, 17 January, 31 January and 24 February
WP2: Three co-creation sessions in Bucharest, 25 January, 7 February, 14 March 2023
City&Co 2nd Mutual Learning Visit with 17 participants in Wroclaw, 26-27 June 2023
City&Co 2nd Mutual Learning Visit with 17 participants in Wroclaw, 26-27 June 2023
City&Co 2nd Annual Consortium Meeting with 24 participants in Wroclaw and online, 26 June 2023
UJ at the Life Science Open Space Conference 2023 in Krakow, 30 Nov. 2023
Training session WP3 with older people in Bucharest, Jan. 2024
Training session WP3 with older people in The Hague, Nov. 2023
Training session WP3 with older people in Wroclaw, Nov. 2023
Training session WP3 with older people in Krakow, Nov. 2023
16-17 April 2024. Third Mutual Learning Visit, organised by UJ in Krakow, Poland
22 April 2024. In Bucharest the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 15 older citizens.
11 July 2024. In the Hague the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 9 older citizens.
17 July 2024. In Wroclaw the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 12 older citizens.
5 August 2024. In Krakow the first two WP4 co-creation workshops were conducted with 14 older citizens.
14-15 October 2024. Fourth Mutual Learning Visit & Annual Consortium meeting, organized by SNSPA in Bucharest, Romania.
15 October 2024. Third WP4 co-creation workshop with older citizens and policy makers from the four cities