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  • ACTive NGOs: platforms for public-civic cooperation

    Levente Polyak looks at the pros and cons of Riga’s NGO House in Teika (LV), sharing its story from its inception to its five year anniversary.

    Levente Polyak

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    Breathing new life into abandoned spaces

    This is the report of the Creative SpIN Final Event, held in Birmingham, 21-22 April 2015

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    LOOKING OVER THE FENCE

    Architectural heritage comes in all shapes and sizes! Ancient Greek theatres, roman sites, medieval castles, modernist streetscapes and 19th century industrial sites: the INT-HERIT network represents

    Antonio Zafra

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    A new urban freight plan

    When Umeå — northern Sweden’s largest urban community — joined the URBACT Freight TAILS network, its city centre faced increasing traffic problems, partly from vehicles delivering to shops and

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    Armagh County Club

    Background

    Armagh County Club was established in 1869 and has occupied the same premises for the last 149 years. The Club is a private members' club situated in the centre of the historic city of

    Antonio Zafra

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    The making-of of Bon Pastor case example video

    By Massimiliano Rumignani and Sebastià Riutort

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    Massimiliano Rumignani

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    New URBACT book: ‘Cities in Action - Stories of Change’

    The Creative SpIN Local Action Plan in Rotterdam

    Amy Labarrière

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    Reducing congestion for a healthier, wealthier city

    Picture 5. Poor people at the centre of the Helmholtz square. Source: Ivan Tosics

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