03/04/2018 14/06/2021
The ALT/BAU Transfer Network focuses on alternative strategies in central and historic districts of European cities to activate unused and decaying housing stock resulting from demographic, economic and social change. Based on the experiences from Chemnitz’ URBACT Good Practice “Housing Agency for Shrinking Cities” (Agentur StadtWohnen Chemnitz), the network transfers experiences that proved successful to proactively connect administrations, owners, investors and users to initiate sustainable and resource saving development.
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- Constanta - Romania
- Riga - Latvia
- Rybnik - Poland
- Seraing - Belgium
- Turin - Italy
- Vilafranca del Penedes - Spain
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BeePathNet library with thematic newsletters in 7 languages
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The bees – equal city residents of Ljubljana
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