The measure RES:Z is divided into two funding phases. Between 2019 and 2022, twelve research projects involving more than 20 model municipalities were funded. Eight of these projects are now in a second funding phase, which will last until 2024 and is even more dedicated to the transfer of research results into practice. In both funding phases, a cross-cutting scientific project supports both the content-related networking of the research projects and the external communication and transfer of the results into municipal practice.
Focus topics addressed in the research projects (graphic source: DIN SPEC 91468)
BlueGreenStreets2.0
Multifunctional streetscape design in urban districts – Implement, evaluate and consolidate
BoHei
– A neighborhood reinvents itself – Integrated resource-efficient urban development
GartenLeistungen II:
Implementation, consolidation and transfer of a socially, ecologically and economically sustainable land and material flow management in urban gardens and parks
IWAES II:
Integrative consideration of sustainable heat management in urban districts – Implementation and consolidation phase
Leipziger BlauGrün II
Multifunctional infrastructures for energy- and water-efficient urban districts
namares 2.0
Resource management in urban districts in the context of sustainable urban development
OptiWohn
Development of innovative strategies for the optimized use of living space
R2Q
Resource planning for urban districts
RessStadtQuartier2
Instruments for a resource-efficient development of urban districts
Straße der Zukunft
Future streetscapes in urban districts
TransKOM
Integration of resource-optimized separation drainage through transformation of municipal planning processes for existing districts.
VertiKKA2
Implementation, monitoring and further development of the Vertical Air Conditioning and Wastewater Treatment System
ReQ+
Cross-cutting scientific project – networking and transfer of results