Transforming territorial planning with Local Digital Twins
Cities and regions today face complex challenges, from climate change to digitalisation and growing pressure on space and services. Local Digital Twins help public authorities make better, more inclusive and sustainable decisions.

Local Digital Twins are digital models of real places, such as cities or regions. They allow planners, policymakers and communities to visualise data, test scenarios and explore the impact of decisions before they are made in the real world.
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T4R supports cities and regions across North-West Europe in using Local Digital Twins responsibly and effectively by:

• Building knowledge and skills

• Supporting inclusive and democratic use of Local Digital Twins

• Connecting cities, regions and experts 

Over a period of 3 years, from 2024 - 2027, T4R delivers:

• A strategy for Local Digital Twins: The Joint Handbook

• 8 pilot actions testing actual use cases in partner cities and regions

• Collective training for 300 participants

Through international collaboration and a Transnational Community of Practice, T4R shares knowledge and experience beyond borders. T4R is about more than technology:  it’s about people and better decisions.

Join us in shaping resilient, inclusive and sustainable territorial planning.

Image: Illustrator Mei Li Nieuwland during the T4R kick-off in Utrecht. 
Cover image: Julia Pierziena, K8, with support of Midjourney AI