Projects

ICC Phase II

Intelligent Cities Challenge Phase II

2023 - 2025

The Intelligent Cities Challenge (ICC) supports cities to tackle the twin - i.e. green and digital - transition by developing Local Green Deals (LGDs). It provides them with ongoing advisory support and develops a peer-to-peer community. ICC has outlined the following key objectives:

Supporting cities towards a green and digital transition: ICC supports cities in developing Local Green Deals (LGDs) in collaboration with their business ecosystem. The LGDs will serve as a catalyst for cities to embrace sustainable practices and digital solutions.

Helping cities build capabilities and create impact: ICC understands that true transformation requires the development of capacity and capabilities to make a tangible impact. To achieve this, ICC encourages cities to revamp their internal sustainability management and to form external partnerships (the LGDs) with local businesses. This not only enhances a city's economic competitiveness but also strengthens its social resilience and improves the quality of life for European citizens.

Building a community along the way: ICC recognises the value of collaboration and community building. Through a series of individual and multi-city events, the aims are to create a vibrant network of high-performing cities. This network will serve as a platform for innovation, collaboration, and knowledge sharing.

  • Limerick
  • Silven (Bulgaria)
  • Sofia (Bulgaria)
  • Stara Zagora (Bulgaria)
  • Pula (Croatia)
  • Strovolos (Cyprus)
  • Antony (France)
  • Paris- Saclay Conurbation (France)
  • Arnsberg (Germany)
  • Bamberg (Germany)
  • Gelsenkirchen (Germany)
  • Chalkida (Greece)
  • Corfu (Greece)
  • Heraklion (Greece)
  • Kalamata (Greece)
  • Kavala (Greece)
  • Patras (Greece)
  • Trikala (Greece)
  • Tripoli (Greece)
  • Vari Voula Vouligameni (Greece)
  • Szombathely (Hungary)
  • Galway (Ireland)
  • North-West Ireland City Region (Ireland)
  • Busto Arsizio (Italy)
  • Campobasso (Italy)
  • Catanzaro (Italy)
  • Legnano (Italy)
  • Mantua (Italy)
  • Pescara (Italy)
  • Esch-sur-Alzette (Luxembourg)
  • Helmond (Netherlands)
  • Gdansk (Poland)
  • Gliwice (Poland)
  • Poznan (Poland)
  • Camara de Lobos (Portugal)
  • Bacau (Romania)
  • Cluj-Napoca (Romania)
  • Galati (Romania)
  • Alcoy (Spain)
  • Almeria (Spain)
  • Benidorm (Spain)
  • Castelldefels (Spain)
  • Castellon de la Plana (Spain)
  • Collado Villalba (Spain)
  • Granada (Spain)
  • Ibiza (Spain)
  • Las Rozas de Madrid (Spain)
  • Molina de Segura (Spain)
  • Sant Cugat del Valles (Spain)
  • Skelleftea (Sweden)

The Intelligent Cities Challenge is funded by the Single Market Programme.