01/06/2023 31/12/2025
Residents of the future wants to address the issue of urban depopulation within small and medium-sized cities. By focusing on digital transformation, economic diversification and city branding, it will explore innovative approaches towards evolving trends in work, lifestyle and communication, to enhance the cities’ attractiveness for prospective investments and inhabitants. The network enables cities to redefine their advantages in comparison to larger metropolitan areas, and develop holistic, citizen-centric solutions that support demographic revitalisation and sustainable urban growth.
- Alba Iulia - Romania
- Mangualde - Portugal
- Saldus - Latvia
- Plasencia - Spain
- Kalamata - Greece
- Iisalmi - Finland
- Saint-Quentin - France
- Mantova - Italy
- Trebinje - Bosnia-Herzegovina
Timeline
First transnational meeting on 26-28 September 2023 in Sibenik, Croatia.
Stories
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European small cities losing population: Why & what could be the magnets for their attractiveness?
THE BASELINE STUDY: developed by Tiago Ferreira, Residents of the Future network Lead expert.
During Phase 1, the nine partners have explored their
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Residents of the Future, 2nd Quarterly Report: "It's time to start testing, testing, testing"
The period of the 2nd Quarterly Report included the transnational meeting (TNM) that happed and Saint-Quentin, France. This TNM was planned to be
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Šibenik Polytechnic Enrolls Record Number of Students. But Is It Preparing Students for Life Here or Away in Big Cities and Abroad?
For the second consecutive year, the Polytechnic of Šibenik has broken its own record, welcoming an even greater number of students. In a time when
