Romanian NGO Seeking to Join DUT 2026 Consortia – Urban Greening & Living Labs

Savori de Roza Association – Romania | Partner Available for DUT 2026

Savori de Roza is a Romanian non-profit organisation seeking to join an existing international consortium under the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) Call 2026.

Our experience

• Approximately 200,000 trees planted across seven Romanian counties, with a documented survival rate of around 85%.

• An established network of 158 schools supporting educational and community initiatives.

• Experience in environmental education, community mobilisation, tree planting, stakeholder engagement and cooperation with public institutions.

• Practical knowledge of implementing community-based environmental projects.

Our potential contribution to a DUT consortium

We can contribute to project activities involving:

• Urban greening and nature-based solutions.

• School-based urban living labs and pilot demonstrations.

• Community engagement and citizen science.

• Participatory monitoring of tree survival and vegetation health.

• Environmental education and capacity building.

• Stakeholder engagement, communication and dissemination.

Plant-IT! – Emerging Initiative

We are developing Plant-IT!, an initiative connecting urban vegetation, biodiversity, climate resilience, environmental education and participatory monitoring.

We are interested in collaborating with research institutions, universities, municipalities and technology partners to test innovative approaches to maintaining urban green spaces and improving vegetation survival.

DUT 2026 – Areas of Interest

Our primary interest is:

Circular Urban Economies – Topic 2: Innovative maintenance of urban green and blue spaces.

We are also interested in:

Cross-cutting Topic 1: Adaptive reuse of existing urban structures and spaces.

Partnership sought

We are looking to join an existing consortium as a project partner, contributing practical implementation experience, access to educational networks and community engagement capacity.

We welcome contact from coordinators seeking an experienced Romanian NGO partner.