Research & Innovation
Investing in research and innovation is crucial step for cities in creating a sustainable city ecosystem. Indeed, by pushing systemic approaches and bridging between technological, digital, social, cultural and nature-based innovation, cities empower their futures.
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AS TRANSFER
AS TRANSFER
Bilbao AS Fabrik Transfer Network, UIA-URBACT Transfer Mechanism, seeks to share the experience of Bilbao in the AS FABRIK project (UIA) with three...
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City-run ‘hackathons’: worth the hype?
More cities are turning to the hackathon-style, but do they really work?
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Gothenburg’s new app for education
Could a digital tool change the school system and prevent drop out by educating students and teachers?
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Welcoming international professionals and students
Willem van Winden takes a look at how the university city of Groningen (NL), in the North, is working towards welcoming, nurturing and integrating...
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An old fortress brings new cohesion
Cartagena (SP) has been a major naval port on Spain’s south-eastern coast for hundreds of years. After declining port activity sparked social and...
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ACTive NGOs: platforms for public-civic cooperation
Levente Polyak looks at the pros and cons of Riga’s NGO House in Teika (LV), sharing its story from its inception to its five year anniversary.
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Social and technological innovation at the service of educational success
Mireia Sanabria, URBACT III On Board Network expert says traditional education systems need to keep up with the current trends while keeping cities’...
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