URBACT Good Practices

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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).

  • Hamburg-Altona / Germany

    The Altona Declaration: Making Inclusion and Tolerance Loud and Clear

    Co-creating a commitment to inclusion and tolerance

  • Bilbao / Spain

    AS-FABRIK

    Bilbao Alliance for smart specialisation in advanced services towards the digital transformation of the industry

  • Longford / Ireland

    From exorcising ghost estates to creating spirited communities

    Resolving unfinished housing developments in a collaborative manner creating sustainable communities delivered by a targeted team

  • Lisbon / Portugal

    An integrated toolbox for deprived neighbourhoods

    A local development strategy for neighbourhoods and areas of priority intervention

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  • Limassol / Cyprus

    A new era

    Managing a city's sustainable development focusing on economic, environmental, social and cultural revival

  • Schaerbeek / Belgium

    Housing investigation

    Cross-functional initiative combatting inadequate housing to improve tenants' quality of life 

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  • Altena / Germany

    Finding opportunities in declining cities

    Working with civil society to reverse decline in small and medium sized towns

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  • Idanha-a-Nova / Portugal

    Restart: an integrated strategy for attracting residents

    Combatting demographic decline in low-density territories 

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  • Zugló / Hungary

    Rewarding re-use and recycling

    Bringing together citizens and businesses for a more environmentally friendly society