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How digital twin tech can support inclusive, circular & sustainable urban development?
Researcher Circular Economy, Data and digitalisation at Windesheim University of Applied Sciences
Almere, Netherlands
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Like many other cities in the Netherlands, Almere faces major housing and sustainability challenges. In the coming years, the city will need to build 100,000 new homes. This project aims to explore how digital twin technology can be integrated into this large-scale urban development as a powerful tool for stakeholder collaboration, supporting the transition towards inclusive, circular, and sustainable cities. The outcomes will be scalable to other European cities facing similar challenges.
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- CUE topic 1 – Resilient green and social infrastructure
- CUE topic 3 – Public procurement to foster urban greening and circularity
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