nexus supports the implementation of the pilot projects. This includes the selection and introduction of innovative projects, the provision of a mentoring programme, the organisation of capacity building workshops and the evaluation of the results from the piloting.
nexus designed and carried out a process and result evaluation of the project ‘Dialogue Forum Private Households 2.0’ on behalf of the Technical University of Berlin and in cooperation with C³ team.
nexus is responsible for the organisation, support and moderation of a multi-stage participation process for the development of guidelines for citizen participation for the city of Göttingen.
nexus gestaltet im Auftrag des Bundesministeriums für Familie, Senioren, Frauen und Jugend (BMFSFJ) eine Zukunftswerkstatt zur Entwicklung von strategischen Politikansätzen im Themenfeld der Kindertagesbetreuung für Kinder bis zum Schuleintritt sowie der Ganztagsbetreuung von Kindern im Grundschulalter.
nexus designs two climate assemblies with randomly selected citizens in two partner cities.
On behalf of the Senate Chancellery, nexus is carrying out a Berlin-wide participation (real participation and online participation) on the design of public WLAN in Berlin.
nexus designs and implements a citizens' jury Planning Cell as part of the procedure for the construction of a mono sewage sludge recycling plant in the area covered by the Thuringia Municipal Sewage Sludge Recycling Association
nexus is conducting the pilot phase of a cooperative, non-competitive recognition format for sustainable, transformative projects at the municipal and regional levels on behalf of the Federal Environment Agency.
nexus is conducting the Tempelhofer Feld dialogue process on behalf of Tempelhof Projekt GmbH and the Senate Department for Urban Development, Building and Housing. The aim is to integrate the perspectives of 250 Berliners into the dialogue on the future of Tempelhofer Feld.
On behalf of the Federal Environment Agency (UBA), nexus is designing a 6-month test phase in which residents of a small town and a medium-sized town in central Germany will test mobility services as an alternative to their own car in their everyday lives.
