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Financement de l’UE (4 999 909 €) : Des politiques innovantes pour améliorer la santé et le bien-être des citoyens en matière d’éclairage intérieur et extérieur Hor 05/02/2021 Programme de recherche et d'innovation de l'UE « Horizon »
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Des politiques innovantes pour améliorer la santé et le bien-être des citoyens en matière d’éclairage intérieur et extérieur
A major, albeit underestimated, by-product of urbanization is the exponential increase of human exposure to artificial light. Outdoor illumination, artificial sky glow, domestic lighting, light-emitting screens, etc. entrain circadian clock. Despite scientific evidence on the pathogenic role of circadian rhythms disruption in predisposing to NCDs, affecting sleep, metabolism, immune function and many aspects of behavior and mood, EU cities are mostly focusing on improving lighting services’ efficiency, reducing costs and emissions, but failing to consider lighting impacts on health and wellbeing. Through an open-online Urban Lighting and Health Atlas, ENLIGHTENme will collect and systematize existing data and good practices on urban lighting and will perform an accurate study on the correlations among health, wellbeing, lighting and socio-economic factors in 3 pilot cities -Amsterdam, Bologna and Tartu, where a target district will be selected due to its exposure to artificial light and to reflect social inequalities. Through the establishment of Lighting Urban Labs within the district, citizens and stakeholders will co-create innovative Lighting Urban Plans measures and define the implementation of a smart outdoor lighting system and indoor lighting changes in a pilot area within the district. There, a population-based study on elderly – addressed as a vulnerable group particularly prone to suffer circadian misalignment – will allow to assess lighting-dependent risks on mental and health conditions and surveys involving the overall district population and users will allow assess the impacts of urban lighting on quality of life and wellbeing. The results will allow to develop a dedicated Decision Support System and guidelines and recommendation on the impact of lighting on health and wellbeing, proposing innovative lighting policies, measures, technologies and interventions aiming at improving citizens’ health and wellbeing in cities. ENLIGHTENme is a part of the European Cluster on Urban Health.
| Alma Mater Studiorum - Universita Di Bologna | 515 688 € |
| Association Luci Lighting Urban Community International | 149 003 € |
| Azienda Unita' Sanitaria Locale Di Bologna | 338 361 € |
| Chrono@Work B.V. | 272 281 € |
| Comune Di Bologna | 149 500 € |
| Eurice European Research AND Project Office GmbH | 351 500 € |
| Fondazione Per L'Innovazione Urbana | 49 524 € |
| Fundacion Tecnalia Research & Innovation | 315 625 € |
| Gate 21 | 100 000 € |
| Gemeente Amsterdam | 249 125 € |
| Health City Institute | 50 463 € |
| Icahn School OF Medicine AT Mount Sinai | 103 505 € |
| Iclei European Secretariat GmbH (Iclei Europasekretariat GmbH) | 114 500 € |
| London School of Economics and Political Science | 386 288 € |
| Neri S.p.A. | 169 015 € |
| Oengineering Srl | 79 999 € |
| Outside in (Cambridge) Ltd. | 90 000 € |
| Stichting VU | 495 639 € |
| Tartu Linn | 198 155 € |
| Tartu Ulikool | 375 006 € |
| University of Surrey | 277 084 € |
| Uppsala Universitet | 169 650 € |
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/945238
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