MILE

Edited on 28/07/2025

05/11/2007 05/05/2009

Closed
  • Social cohesion
  • Participative governance
  • Migrants
  • Minorities
  • Participation

MILE is a Fast Track Pilot Project - one of the tools for implementing Region for Economic Change Programme -  launched within the framework of URBACT I, in order to experiment the organisation and working processes before URBACT II.

 

Summary

Introduction

Mile seeks to establish a thematic partnership network of 9 Cities and its Managing Authorities, which is based on the need to develop an integrated exchange programme relating to the theme of "Managing migration and Integration at local LEvel - Cities and Regions (MILE)". The overall goal of the project is to assist partner cities to develop and identify good practice project proposals for possible funding from ERDF, ESF or other EU or National sources of funding.   Mile is based on the need to develop an integrated exchange programme focussing on the definition of a Local Action Plan relating to the theme of Managing migration and Integration at local level.

 

For this purpose, the project will address and develop the three following agreed subthemes:

  • Enterprise development
  • Active inclusion in the labour market
  • Access to services and intercultural dialogue
     

Partners

Lead Partner : Venice - Italy
  • Amadora - Portugal
  • Nea Alikarnassos - Greece
  • Rotterdam - Netherlands
  • Seville - Spain
  • Timisoara - Romania
  • Turin - Italy
  • Vantaa - Finland

Timeline

Project launch
Project completed

Articles

  • What remote workers need from cities - key supports and services to attract and retain talent

    This entry is part of the Remote-IT Playbook series, developed within the URBACT Remote-IT Action Planning Network (Entry 9 of 16).

  • Managing creative hubs - Governance models that drive innovation, collaboration, and remote work ecosystems

    This entry is part of the Remote-IT Playbook series, developed within the URBACT Remote-IT Action Planning Network (Entry 8 of 16).

  • Designing remote-ready cities - Building the soft and hard infrastructure needed for the future of work

    This entry is part of the Remote-IT Playbook series, developed within the URBACT Remote-IT Action Planning Network (Entry 7 of 16), and can be found in the Remote-IT’ Quarterly Report #3.[1]