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Cities are the grounds of experimenting not only with new technologies and new solutions but also with new approaches towards livability, sustainability and resilience. The institutional proximity in cities make innovations in terms of planning approaches, governance modes and policy experiences drift across sectors and policy domains. In the Anthropocene era, cities are the primary human habitat and positioned at the epicenter of an epoch characterized by new types of social, governance and technological innovations and in the demand to deal with social-ecological transformations. In this context, local governments are faced with new questions for agenda setting and for policy implementation. This includes planning-as-usual challenges that deal with maintenance of green spaces, improving and restoring urban infrastructure to new demands such as co-designing urban spaces and rethinking functions of …