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Actions towards integrating Smart city Solutions and their impact towards positive energy cities must be evaluated to assess how the project addresses the challenges and goals set, and to provide evidence-base to support and accelerate future implementations. This report introduces the methodology designed for POCITYF to perform a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Life Cycle Costing (LCC) on the interventions that are taking place in Évora and Alkmaar.

This deliverable is a follow-up on the engagement plan and a reassessment of initial assumptions from task 4.1 (Definition of engagement strategies for citizens, local communities, and stakeholders) and newer inputs derived from the experience and outcomes resulting from the project’s progress (task 4.2 – Training Workshops for LH/FCs).

The current document is an update of the D1.11  by presenting each ETT#4 solution from the two LHs in terms of general concept, specification or methodology of work, requirements, current progress status & next planned steps.

The present deliverable is the output of the work performed in T5.1, included in the WP5 activities: Business models across circular & sharing economy pathways. The document presents the work carried out concerning the mapping and modelling of the energy, economic and business flows that could exist between the stakeholders that are involved in the implementation of the integrated solutions (ISs) and innovative elements (IEs) in the two Lighthouse cities: Évora in Portugal and Alkmaar in the Netherlands.

This report describes the result of activities developed in task T1.6: City Vision and Master Plan for ETT#4: Citizen-Driven Innovation in Co-creating Smart City Solutions. Based on an analysis of literature on citizen engagement, the state-of-art of citizen engagement tools and a field study with citizens in the LHs, it was possible to develop a list of initial requirements and recommendations to enable the co-creation of innovative smart city solution with citizens and other stakeholders.