Networks and cities' news

Catch up on the latest updates from cities working together in URBACT Networks. The articles and news that are showcased below are published directly by URBACT’s beneficiaries and do not necessarily reflect the programme’s position.

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    Biodivercity IAP interview #8 Veszprém

    As our project is coming to an end and nearly all the IAPs have been completed, we launched an engaging post series to showcase interviews with our partners. Find below the third interview from Veszprém:


     

    András Merza

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  • Biodivercity IAP interview #6 Siena

    As our project is coming to an end and nearly all the IAPs have been completed, we launched an engaging post series to showcase interviews with our partners. Find below the third interview from Siena:


     

    András Merza

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  • Biodivercity IAP interview #7 Cieza

    As our project is coming to an end and nearly all the IAPs have been completed, we launched an engaging post series to showcase interviews with our partners. Find below the third interview from Cieza:


     

    András Merza

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  • Citizen Engagement in Kavala’s Green Transition

    Join the movement: Co-create greener spaces, stronger communities, and a resilient future for Kavala

    Maya Vestergaard Bidstrup

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  • Citizen Engagement in Korydallos' Green Transition

    Korydallos presents an inspiring vision to transform the Kanaria area into a vibrant center of youth innovation, sustainability, and community wellbeing. By reimagining an abandoned school as a green entrepreneurial landmark and promoting energy efficiency, accessible spaces, and low-carbon mobility, the plan, co-designed with residents, strengthens local resilience and empowers young people to shape an inclusive, participatory, climate-aware urban future.

    Maya Vestergaard Bidstrup

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  • Citizen Engagement in Vilnius' Green Transition

    Vilnius is turning community ideas into real action – from small gardens to shared fridges and tool libraries. The work shows how local people and neighbourhoods can help make the city greener. It brings together residents, NGOs, and the municipality to share resources, reduce waste, and improve public spaces. With inspiration from other European cities and the Green Capital year, Vilnius is ready to grow stronger community projects – showing how a climate-friendly city is being built together with its people. 

    Maya Vestergaard Bidstrup

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