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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  • First ULG meeting in Újbuda

    The importance of ULGs in the RECUP project

    What are ULGs? Why do we need them? We introduce one of the key elements of the RECUP project, the local stakeholder groups that provide the basis of the work and the most insight in every city’s progress.  

    Fanni Kosztolányi

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  • FROM FACTORIES TO FUTURES: HOW EUROPEAN CITIES ARE GREENING THEIR INDUSTRIAL LEGACY

    The In4Green network meets in Dąbrowa Górnicza to exchange ideas, visit transformative projects, and co-design the path to a sustainable urban-industrial transition

    josecostero

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  • Joergen Popp Peterson, mayor of Tonder, Welcoming words

    TNM#10 in Tønder: A Danish Boost to the Fight Against Social Isolation

    From southwestern Denmark to Agen, the fight against social isolation continues to unite European cities involved in the URBACT IV – Breaking Isolation project. For this 10th Transnational Meeting, the municipality of Tønder hosted the network’s partners for a rich moment of exchange, discovery, and collective construction. 

    Barbara Gautherie

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  • “Opportunities multiply as they are seized”

    The C4TALENT team in Nyíregyháza entered into a cooperation with one of the local stakeholder group members, proving Sun Tzu’s famous adage true once again.


    Zoltán Szenes

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  • "Invading” an economic programme through osmosis

    The 6th ULG meeting in Nyíregyháza.


    Zoltán Szenes

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  • The European Heritage Hub showcases Chalandri's Cultural HIDRANT project

    "Where there is water, there is civilisation" reads the European Heritage Hub's article on the project that kicked-off Hydro-Heritage Cities.  

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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