01/06/2023 31/12/2025
Re-Gen is a European network of cities that aims to support sustainable urban development and social inclusion thanks to the protagonism of secondary school students from disadvantaged backgrounds. Young people, aged between 10 and 18, will be involved in the transformation of abandoned public areas into urban sports hubs, with the approach of tactical urbanism and inclusion of green and gender criteria in architecture.
Summary
Partners
Lead Partner : Verona - Italy- Business Innovation Centre Albacete - Spain
- Daugavpils - Latvia
- Dobrich - Bulgaria
- Kapodistriaki Development S.A. - Greece
- Lezha - Albania
- Milan - Italy
- Pula - Croatia
- Vila Do Conde - Portugal
Timeline
- 18/19/20 September – Daugavpils, Latvia: study visit
- 25/26/27 September – Dobrich, Bulgaria: study visit.
- 16/17/18 October – Albacete, Spain: study visit.
- 24/25/26 October – Corfu, Greece: study visit.
- 01/02 November – Lezha, Albania: study visit.
- 20/21 November – Pula, Croatia: study visit.
- 23/24 November – Milan, Italy: study visit.
- 28/29 November – Verona, Italy: first transnational meeting.
- 06/07/08 December – Vila do Conde, Portugal: study visit.
- 06 March – First Online Meeting.
- 15 March – Verona, Italy: Local Event, ULG Launch Local Experiment.
- 31 May / 01 June – Daugavpils, Latvia: Second Core Meeting.
- 23 September: Online Meeting.
- 24/25 September – Milan, Italy: Bilateral Meeting LE and UCG Coordinator.
- 15/16 October – Dobrich, Bulgaria: Third Core Meeting.
Library
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Baseline Study RE–Gen_.pdf(PDF, 5Mo)
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1st Quarterly Report_JOURNAL#1.pdf(PDF, 1Mo)
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2nd Quarterly Report_JOURNAL#2.pdf(PDF, 2Mo)
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3rd Quarterly Report_JOURNAL#3.pdf(PDF, 3Mo)
Lead Expert
Stories
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Teenagers and the City: How Youth Shape Public Spaces through Creativity, Sports, and Social Connection
Public spaces hold a unique value for teenagers, offering a stage for recreation, cultural expression, and social interaction. Across various studies
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Street Sport and Tourism: A Path to Urban Regeneration and Youth-Centered Travel
Street sports such as skateboarding, 3x3 basketball, breakdancing, and rollerblading are increasingly becoming a driving force for urban regeneration
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Sport Urbanism: A New Paradigm for Urban Regeneration and Sustainable, Beautiful Cities for All
Sport urbanism is emerging as a powerful concept in the transformation of our cities. This approach advocates for integrating sports into urban design
