Projects

How can neighbourhoods become more dementia-friendly? In six communities, we work with residents, people living with dementia and their families to identify what works, from assessment to visible local impact.

Young people in Delft-West are trained as co-researchers. They investigate their own neighbourhood and work with experts on solutions that truly make a difference.

The municipality of The Hague and the Centre of Expertise Governance of Urban Transitions collaborate on a multi-year research agenda to better understand migration dynamics and improve local policy and practice.

With an EU subsidy from NetZeroCities, HK-ACT explores how the Public Dialogues supports the Hague Climate Agreement by strengthening citizen participation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration within climate deals.

Working together towards a more equitable society by exploring how women in The Hague neighbourhoods with low participation rates can be better reach cancer screening programmes.

This project develops practical knowledge and tools to help participation professionals design and organise effective citizens' assemblies on climate and sustainability.

Over the next three years, the municipality of The Hague and the Center of Expertice Governance of Urban Transitions will work together on this through a joint research agenda on migration and local policy.

How do you deal with the challenges of your profession as a professional? Which insights from science can help you further? And how do you share knowledge and experiences?

How can we work with residents to build services that truly matter to them? This project explores meaningful resident participation together with students, healthcare professionals and older adults

More and more children in the Netherlands are overweight, don't exercise enough and have poor motor skills. For children to become healthy and fit adults, it is important to encourage them to exercise more.

This project highlights the limitations of Digital Participatory Technologies (DPTs).

A network of changemakers is working together to accelerate innovation in future-proof housing and care solutions for older adults.