About Sharing Cities

A new framework for citizen engagement

The Sharing Cities ‘lighthouse’ programme is a proving ground for a better, common approach to making smart cities a reality. By fostering international collaboration between industry and cities, the project seeks to develop affordable, integrated, commercial-scale smart city solutions with a high market potential. The project partners work in close cooperation with the European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities and with other `lighthouse` consortia.

Sharing Cities offers a framework for citizen engagement and collaboration at local level, thereby strengthening trust between cities and citizens. The project draws on €24 million in EU funding. It aims to trigger €500 million in investment and to engage over 100 municipalities across Europe.

 

 

Who we are

6 CITIES AND 34 PARTNERS COMPOSED OF INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS AND ACADEMIA FROM ACROSS EUROPE

COORDINATOR: GREATER LONDON AUTHORITY

'LIGHTHOUSE' CITIES: LISBON - LONDON - MILAN

'FELLOW' CITIES: BORDEAUX - BURGAS - WARSAW

KEY FACTS

01 01 2016

Start date


24 753 944

EC funding

60

Months


500

million
Expected private capital

28 045 835

Total cost


100

cities
Scale-up

Impressive record of delivery

• E-mobility measures: On course to achieve 1,916 tCO2 savings, 70% over-delivery
• Reduction of 6,124,494 kWh/yr through retrofitting buildings
• Completed pioneering energy retrofit of Lisbon's iconic City Hall
• First water sourced heat pump on public housing
• Real-time data fed to the London Datastore
• Privacy Impact Assessment
• Led on the development of European and UK smart cities networks

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Contact us

SANDY TUNG

Programme Manager
Greater London Authority

pmo@sharingcities.eu

 

CARINE HAWKINS

Communications Manager
Greater London Authority

carine.hawkins@london.gov.uk

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement N°691895