URBACT Good Practices

The collaborative management of urban commons to counteract poverty and socio-spatial polarisation

The new ‘Towns’ Living Room’, established by the municipality in a vacant building, involves the heads of the city administration, active citizens, social services, development agency, public library and nursing home, local clubs and various associations

A clear vision and a participatory approach are more important than a masterplan for urban regeneration.

From vacant to vibrant: creative entrepreneurs as seeds of change in fertile soils of (sub)urban shopping areas

Promoting women and girls’ digital skills and interest in technology through the project +Dones³: Science, Talent and Technology

Reimagining social services through community action 

Fostering entrepreneurial spirit in children through engaging workshops and activities 

Sustainable growth and social cohesion through the creation of a multifunctional public park

Social housing & soft measures to improve the living conditions of vulnerable groups