Your city is being planned now. Say what you think, in words that count.
Rate the places you use, see how they could look at their best, and say together with your group what should change. NEB RADAR turns what you say into the language planners and councils already use, the 29 measures of the New European Bauhaus Self-Assessment method.
How it works
On your own with an invitation, or in a session with a code: no account needed in a session.
What it does for you
- Rate a place you know with fourteen quick questions: is it beautiful, sustainable, a place for everyone?
- Walk a Virtual Best Practice Neighbourhood: a place that does not exist, composed from real European examples.
- Run a group session with your student or civic group, with or without an organisation behind you.
- Earn NEB badges with your group. No rankings, no leaderboards.
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.
- In a session nobody needs a name or an e-mail address. Your answers count only as part of the group.
- Free text from a session is deleted 30 days after the session; only short themes and the group's pattern stay.
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.