Blue4Green explores how Bruges can revive its historical relationship with water while preparing for a changing climate. By reusing and upgrading existing infrastructure, the city is building a smarter, more sustainable system to manage water for parks, street trees and biodiversity. The project combines digital innovation with local knowledge, making visible how water moves through the city and how citizens, heritage and ecosystems are all part of the same story.

Role of anthropocene.city: Johannes supports the City of Bruges in the implementation of Blue4Green as an EUI Innovation Expert.

Find more about anthropocene.cities' work with Blue4Green here:

• Analytical Article: From smart sensors to medieval cultural heritage: A new chapter in Bruges' water identity with Blue4Green.
• Analytical Article: A hot summer’s wake up call to the City of Bruges: A blue-green algae crisis and what comes next.
• Urban Diary #1: Bruges’ path to becoming a water-resilient city: Blue4Green Urban Diary #1. 

Cities Reimagined Podcast Episodes on Blue4Green: