NEBULA project winners: innovation and regeneration for a sustainable future

The NEBULA project (New European Bauhaus Urban and Local Activation) has reached a significant milestone with the selection of its winners. This initiative, created to promote the values of the New European Bauhaus (NEB) of the European Commission, has given a voice to young talents committed to the sustainable transformation of urban and rural communities.

A new model of entrepreneurship and territorial regeneration

NEBULA aims to redefine the concept of territorial development by integrating sustainability, aesthetics, accessibility, and inclusion. Through the active involvement of young people, the project seeks to enhance local heritage and create new opportunities for socio-economic growth.

Among the many applications received, the selected projects stood out for their innovative approach and strong positive impact on their communities. The winning projects come from diverse European backgrounds and share a common goal: to reinvent how we live and interact with our environment.
Discover all the winners who have best embodied NEBULA’s vision: NEBULA Award Winners

The impact of NEBULA

Beyond awarding the best projects, NEBULA is fostering a collaborative network among young entrepreneurs, cultural associations, NGOs, local administrations, and SMEs. This synergy enhances awareness of environmental and social issues, promoting active civic engagement and a new vision for urban and rural development.

A distinctive feature of the project is the participation of a Ukrainian partner, whose involvement enriches the discussion on unity, diversity, and shared European values, strengthening the sense of belonging to a broader international community.

Next steps

The NEBULA Award winners now have the opportunity to further develop their ideas, benefiting from the support and resources provided by the project consortium. Through workshops, mentorship, and networking initiatives, NEBULA will continue to foster innovation and active participation among new generations.

PRISM is proud to be part of this initiative and to contribute to building a more sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful Europe.

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