The LIFE SeedNEB project aims to show the benefits that the combined use of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) and nature-based solutions (SBN) bring to the urban environment of three municipalities in three European countries: Lorquí (Spain), Potenza (Italy) and Dunaújváros (Hungary). The project will implement urban strategies and on-site interventions that promote biodiversity while transforming the environment and improving the well-being of its residents.

In particular, the Enrique Tierno Galván Cultural Center in the municipality of Lorquí, the Leonardo Sinisgalli School in Potenza and a block of 40 homes in Dunaújváros, in addition to its surroundings, will be renaturalized. The solutions adopted are expected to contribute to reducing air, water and noise pollution, protecting against floods and heat waves, and maintaining human and natural links.

LIFE SeedNEB will also work to bring citizens closer to nature by involving them in the beautification of their neighbourhoods (participatory governance) and providing technical and administrative assistance to promote the implementation of nature-based solutions in other areas.

For this, a Bauhaus Citizen School will be launched in each municipality, from which, in addition to cooperating with the design of these solutions, training activities for citizens will be carried out.