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To view the 116 URBACT Good Practices eligible to lead a Transfer Network, please filter by "Year of label" and select "2024".

 

Only the Good Practices tagged as "Looking for Project Partners" in the database have already expressed the interest to lead a Transfer Network. However, URBACT Good Practices may change their status to "Looking for Project Partners" or to "Partnership complete" until the end of the call (30 June).

  • Veszprém / Hungary

    Wildflower cities

    Climate-adaptive urban grassland management creating wildflower meadows 

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  • Bologna / Italy

    Managing climate change in the city

    A climate adaptation plan designed and implemented with local stakeholders to increase resilience on a metropolitan scale

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  • Brussels Capital Region / Belgium

    Canal open space plan

    Inclusive social, green and public spaces in the canal area 

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  • Centar Sarajevo / Bosnia-Herzegovina

    Urban sensory garden

    Fostering intergenerational connections with nature 

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  • Garges-lès-Gonesse / France

    Tool for monitoring housing

    A tailored strategy anticipating, preventing, and combatting substandard housing

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  • Cluj-Napoca / Romania

    Com’ON: participatory budgeting for youth

    Engaging young people through participatory budgeting 

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  • Kazincbarcika / Hungary

    Cooperation between generations for urban social renewal

    A local initiative connecting pensioners and the young, now extended throughout the town

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  • Gátova / Spain

    Sustainability Master Plan

    Promoting environmental regeneration and sustainable mobility 

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  • Ostrava / Czech Republic

    Participatory approach in creating City Strategic Development Plan

    Involving citizens in urban planning for sustainable change.

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