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Urban biodiversity is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of sustainable city development. As cities continue to expand, the preservation and integration of biodiversity within urban landscapes

As part of the BiodiverCity URBACT project, the Municipality of Vratsa participated in the final event of the Inclusion4Schools Horizon 2020 project, sharing their expertise in co-design and co

Thinking about “evergreen” challenges at the mid-term of the BiodiverCity network 

“Very enriching experience for our municipality”. “The significant guidance provided by the URBACT Secretariat is very

In a world increasingly grappling with the challenges of climate change, European cities are turning to innovative solutions to adapt and thrive. The Mission Implementation Platform (MIP4Adapt) is at

Joining this new initiative to promote biodiversity in your city is perhaps the best New Year's Resolution your municipality should do…

The Berlin Urban Nature Pact is an alliance of cities to

In the period 18-20.11.2024 Kazanlak municipality hosted the National Workshop under the URBACT Programme. 

Representatives of the municipalities of Vratsa, Varna, Dobrich, Gabrovo, Razlog, Stolichna

In a milestone achievement at COP29, the Loss and Damage Fund has been fully operationalised, marking a significant victory for developing nations, particularly small island states, least developed

Veszprém (HU), the “City of Queens” (ca. 56.000 inhabitants), as it is often called due to its role in Hungarian history, is located between the famous Lake Balaton and the karst area of Bakony Hills

As part of the BiodiverCity project, the Green Student Parliament gathered in Veszprém's City Hall on 26 November 2024 to engage in discussions on environmental and social sustainability. This unique