Young citizens' voice, in the language decision makers use.
NEB RADAR helps people find, look at and measure real places with the New European Bauhaus values: beautiful, sustainable, together. Young citizens say what they think of a place; NEB RADAR puts their shared view into the 29 measures of the NEB Self-Assessment method, so it reaches the people who plan and decide.
How it works
Spaces with open-data indicator profiles, from a library square to a whole district.
What it does for you
- Mediator organisations (libraries, museums, science centres, youth organisations) run group sessions with young people at real places.
- Young citizens aged 18 to 30 rate places and take part in groups of their own.
- Professionals and municipalities get Funding Scout, which finds open EU calls every day, and Space reports with the 29 measures and the young citizens' confirmed statements.
- Virtual Best Practice Neighbourhoods show what a place could look like at its best, composed from real European examples, and put your own place next to them.
Why you can trust it
- Hosted in the European Union (Amsterdam), with AI from European providers (Mistral AI, Paris, for text; Black Forest Labs, Freiburg, for pictures).
- Young people take part without an account, a name or an e-mail address. Individual answers are never published.
- Every group statement and every photo is checked before it is published. No rankings of people, groups or organisations.
- The method is the NEB Self-Assessment with its 29 measures (source: Joint Research Centre report JRC139118), not a private score.
Built on proven groundwork
Neighbourhood assessment research at HafenCity University Hamburg, supported by the ICLEI Action Fund and Google.org (2022 to 2024): three-pillar assessment, benchmarking, a published Playbook.
Interreg Baltic Sea Region project on young people co-creating urban futures with AI, urban data and storytelling: HafenCity University Hamburg with Aarhus University, Luleå University of Technology, Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences and the cities of Hamburg and Aarhus. Its finding: cultural institutions are the right partners for young people.
The 29 measures (Key Performance Indicators of the NEB Self-Assessment method, JRC139118) of the European Commission's Joint Research Centre, built into NEB RADAR and extended with young people's voice.
NEB RADAR Intelligence to discover, engage and shape places & neighbourhoods in the context of the New European Bauhaus.
Closed beta: access by invitation. Write to info@neb-radar.eu or use the request form.
Request an invitationNEB RADAR is an independent project and not an official tool of the European Commission. Closed beta: access by invitation.