Networks and cities' news

Second Transnational Meeting in person in Torres Vedras

On April 15th, 16th, and 17th, the second transnational meeting of the DIGI-INCLUSION network was held in Torres Vedras, Portugal and was attended by the network's Lead Expert, Ian Graham and the following delegations from all the network partners:

- Mollet del Vallès (Network leader)
 

- Jelgava Municipality (Latvia)
 

- Municipality of Alexandroupolis (Greece)
 

- Gdansk Entrepreneurship Foundation (Poland)
 

- Municipality of Iași (Romania)
 

- Boulogne sur mer Développement Côte de Opale (France)
 

- Lepida ScpA (Italy)
 

- Municipality of Torres Vedras (Portugal)
 

- Department of Development and International Projects of the Canton of Zenica-Doboj (DDIP ZDC) (Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cities@Heart Baseline Study

The purpose of this baseline study is to define the framework that will guide the learning, knowledge exchange and capacity building activities that will be developed over the two and a half years of the project, and to establish a clear methodology that will be used to focus, categorise and share learning.

PUMA network continue to explore sustainable mobility solutions in 2nd transnational meeting in Viladecans, Spain

Kick-Start “Planning Actions”, March 20th & 21st Brno

Favorable conditions for talent attraction and business development

“Growth is limited by that necessity which is present in the least amount… the least favorable condition controls the growth rate.” (Frank Herbert, Dune)

URBACT Local Group (ULG) Meetings: Fostering Collaboration and Digital Inclusion

In the realm of urban development, fostering collaboration and inclusivity is paramount to crafting effective strategies for growth and innovation. Within the DIGI-INCLUSION network, and indeed across all Integrated Action Plan networks of the URBACT program, URBACT Local Groups (ULG) emerge as linchpins for co-producing city strategies and Action Plans. The primary aim of the ULG is to convene various stakeholders, each with their own interests and viewpoints, to identify issues, establish policy priorities, and devise practical solutions in the most effective manner possible, using the Problem Tree method – to systematically identify and analyze the root causes of issues -. So far, there are two remarkable experiences by our DIGI-INCLUSION network partners: Gdańsk Entrepreneurship Foundation (Poland) and Jelgava Local Municipality (Latvia), where ULG meetings have catalyzed transformative change and paved the way for a more digitally inclusive future.