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Seminar: funding opportunities in sustainable community building for municipalitys and regions

Digitally Fri 18 Sep 2026 at 10:00-12:00

Welcome to a webinar on funding for research, innovation and development within sustainable built environments. aimt with the webinar is to give an overview and overall picture of the funding landscape, as well as to inspire and facilitate you and your organisation to find the right support for your effortar in sustainable social development.

This web page has been machine translated. If there are any uncertainties, please refer to the Swedish text.

Who is the seminar aimed at? 

The webinar is mainly aimed at those who work within municipality or region and have an interest in external funding. However, the content is also relevant to other actors - public authorityer, industry, researchers and civil society - as many of the funding opportunities presented have a broad objectivegroup.

What will be presented?

Multiple national public authorityers will present the support and calls for proposals available, and give concrete examples of effortar in the field. The webinar is organised by the Swedish model for sustainable urban development within the EU Regional Development Fund – in cooperation with the Living Cities Council, Climate Contract public authorityerna and Formas through the national researchsprogrammemet for sustainable community building.

Participate in the meeting

The meeting takes place in Teams. The webinar does not require prior registration and is free of charge.

Connect to the meeting

Read more about the webinar on the National Board of Housing, Building and Planning's website - Council for Living Cities

Sometimes we photograph or video record our activities. If you don't want to participate in photos or videos, please let us know when you arrive.

Questions?

Marie Karlsson

Programme manager

+46 8 473 32 75

Last updated 15 September 2026