Urban Living Lab

Solving the challenges facing our cities together

Urban Living Lab

The overall project envisages the development of City and Regional hubs for Asia, Africa and Latin America.The Regional Urban Center for Africa hosted at the University of Nairobi - C4DLab brings together policymakers, county governments, residents, and research institutions towards formulating recommendations on supporting the uptake of low-carbon urban solutions (National low-carbon urban action plans).

Mobility

Shared, public and commercial e-mobility solutions play an important role in the transition towards low carbon urban mobility.

Energy

Sustainable energy solutions play an important role in the transition towards future cities.

Waste Management

This area aims to improve urban services, goods delivery and waste management operations through logistics, future vehicle design, behavioural and technological innovations.

Digitalization

This area promotes digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, 5G, sensors and smart infrastructure. These technologies enable the mobility innovation, such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), Collaborative – Intelligent Transport Systems (C-ITS), Connected Autonomous Vehicles (CAV) and Internet of Things (IOT), to improve mobility operations and safety.

Regional Urban Living Lab for Africa

Promoting collaboration among implementation-oriented projects in the field of urban climate action.

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Low Carbon Urban Planning

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Low Carbon Urban Waste Management

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Low Carbon Urban Energy

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Low Carbon Urban Mobility

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SCS6124 - Computer Systems Security

Computer Systems Security course

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Digitalisation for Low Urban Carbon

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Entrepreneurship

Startups 101

This course is about starting and growing new ventures that have the potential to scale to a significant enterprise that can impact society. The audience include: innovators, students, post docs, residents, faculty and staff, research institutions etc.. The class is leveled for science/technical participants with no formal business background.