Re-growCity

Tackling long term decline in smaller cities

Edited on 22/07/2025

04/04/2018 06/04/2021

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  • Transfer Network
  • Participative governance

Re-growCity Transfer network focuses on the development of interventions that built on local capabilities to arrest and reverse long term social, economic and environmental decline. Altena has a track record of recognised good practices that facilitate the development of sustainable initiatives with a minimum of external resource input. This network will support partners to revitalise public services and the economy, regenerate the urban fabric and develop civil society in a context of long term decline.

 

Summary

Partners

Lead Partner : Altena - Germany
  • Aluksne - Latvia
  • Idrija - Slovenia
  • Igoumenitsa - Greece
  • Isernia - Italy
  • Manresa - Spain
  • Melgaço - Portugal
  • Nyírbátor - Hungary

Timeline

Kick-off meeting

Articles

  • News

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  • Articles
    Kultur Lab

    RECUP MASTERCLASS - Grants and Beyond: Rethinking how we fund culture and creativity in cities

    The RECUP Masterclass“Grants and Beyond: Rethinking How We Fund Culture and Creativity in Cities” explored how cities can move beyond traditional grant-based systems and develop more sustainable

  • Articles
    1st Transnational meeting the first transnational meeting of the URBACT Human Power Hub Europe network  in GNRation (Braga city)

    Building cities that work for people: From Braga to Europe, a new social innovation model is travelling across Europe

    In Braga, Portugal, social innovation experimentation has been underway since 2015. What began as

    a strategic vision developed during the URBACT BoostINNO network - a plan to harness the city's

    human