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  • Transfer Network
  • Social cohesion
  • Culture & Heritage
  • Participation

The joint policy challenge of the Come in! Transfer network partner cities is to mobilise citizens, foster civilian power and urban stewardship through raising awareness towards the values of built heritage to decrease social isolation. This also highlights the brokerage role of municipalities (reating conditions for stakeholders to creatively shape urban environment and public policies).

Summary

PARTNERS

Lead Partner : Újbuda - Hungary
  • Gheorgheni - Romania
  • Forli - Italy
  • Varaždin - Croatia
  • Pori - Finland
  • Plasencia - Spain
  • Warsaw - Poland

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Kick-off meeting Phase I, Forli. City visits to Forli, Varasd, Gheorgheni and Komarno.

Kick-off Phase II, Targówek (Warsaw). City visit to Warsaw.

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