Covid-19: a springboard for more food solidarity?
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How cities can sustain and transfer good practice in improving access to (healthy) food.
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View from the Top: When Women Run Cities...
In this next article in the series on gender equality and female leadership in cities we hear some personal views directly from a number of women...
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Genius: Open project consolidation event
On 24 th March 2015 we held the conference “Open ¦ Social ¦ Design: Innovation in Cities”, a consolidation event of the Genius: Open project. The...
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Re-connecting Communities to Public Spaces: Join the Placemaking 4 Cities Network Final Conference!
Take part in Placemaking 4 Cities Network Final Conference to find out on improving the relation between people and public spaces in Loughlinstown,...
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Play it forward! : Join My Generation at Work Network Final Conference
Take part in URBACT's My Generation at Work Network at an eventful 1-day conference in exploring lessons learned from the different cities in...
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URBACT National Info Day in Portugal
Aveiro described its experience inside the Jobtown project
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The Cohesive City
Cities are the ultimate expression of shared space. Open and tolerant, the optimum European city model is built on social justice and economic...
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The trade-off between environmental and social sustainability
It is easy (and unfortunately quite usual) to consider environmental issues in their own, separated from all other considerations. This way of...
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KTW #4 and #5 now available!
Local Knowledge Transfer Toolkit and Supporting Video on Social Innovation and Social Enterprise are now available for download.
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Social Innovation: What´s behind the City Scene?
Cities increasingly face multiple and wicked issues and have fewer resources to tackle them. The traditional governance model struggles to address...
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Cities in Competition – High-quality Cultural Offer Improves Attractiveness
Many cities focus on their economic development in order to become more competitive. They forget though that the soul of a city, its capacity to be...