URBACT Good Practices

Bringing together citizens and businesses for a more environmentally friendly society

Place-based collaboration framework for supported housing units 

An orchestra for social inclusion, using music to bring diversities together and break down prejudice

A peer-to-peer co-working space fuelled by shared talent

Gardening has wider impacts on the city that one would expect

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

Appointing community representatives amongst the residents of the target area Edgbaston Reservoir, to become permanent ambassadors, communicating with the City Council, and understanding their challenges – enabling Birmingham in this way to rebuild trust

Integrating environmental, social, cultural and economic pillars to promote responsible tourism

New Skills for new Jobs in Peri-urban Agriculture