CSI Europe

Edited on 28/07/2025

01/05/2012 30/04/2015

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  • Action Planning Network
  • Participative governance
  • Urban planning
  • Finance and resources
  • Urban renewal

The aim of the JESSICA initiative is to support “sustainable investment in cities”. Through the implementation of the initiative, Urban Development Funds are emerging as potentially powerful tools to pursue sustainable urban transformation. CSI Europe will build upon the achievements to date to improve the effectiveness of current delivery and future potential.

Summary

Introduction

The Network will focus on the involvement of cities in Urban Development Fund (UDF) structures and the way these instruments can be more effectively embedded in future city planning and governance. It will also strive to demonstrate the role that financial instruments can play in efficiently planning, progressing and administering urban development priorities, particularly in the context of the current economic and financial crisis.

 

Partners

Lead Partner : Manchester - United Kingdom
  • Ancona - Italy
  • Leipzig - Germany
  • Lille - France
  • Malmö - Sweden
  • Porto - Portugal
  • Poznań - Poland
  • Riga - Latvia
  • Seville - Spain
  • The Hague - Netherlands

Timeline

Project launch

Project completed

Articles

  • Articles

    Concurso para Redes de Ação: o URBACT responde às suas perguntas

    Tem dúvidas sobre o novo concurso para redes? O Secretariado do URBACT tem as respostas!

  • PODCAST: Trebinje (Bosnia & Herzegovina): "It's about building digital infrastructure for future generations"

    In the latest episode of the Residents of the Future podcast, URBACT Lead Expert Tiago Ferreira speaks with Tamara Dursun from the city administration and Slobodan Vulešević, URBACT Local Group (ULG)

  • Articles
    Rede de Planeamento de Ação FEMACT-Cities. Créditos: Mary Dellenbaugh.

    Do compromisso aos planos de ação: 17 cidades promovem a igualdade de género

    Promover a igualdade de género não se resume apenas a novas políticas, mas também a mudar a forma como as cidades concebem os serviços, colaboram e distribuem os recursos.