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    Major Development Agency Thessaloniki

    Our Greek partner empowers the Thessaloniki metropolis and supports municipalities in managing and implementing sustainable urban development, mobility and accessibility plans and projects

    Mikel Berra-Sandín

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  • The youth community of Gabrovo

    Gabrovo is famous with the artisan citizens. The city is a member of the UNESCO creative cities network since 2017 - City of crafts and folk art. The presence of the Technical University - Gabrovo, in parallel with the future creation of one of the largest areas in Bulgaria for the development of computer technology and IT sector, made us focus on developing processes, events and networks for detention of the youth in Gabrovo.

    Sonia Files

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  • Is Digital inclusive?

    Is digital inclusive ?

     

    Josephine Di Pino

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  • SDG Story: Veszprém

    Short news of 2030 Veszprém.

    Karin Luhaäär

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  • Encuentro de la red UIA en Sevilla

    Después de dos años, UIA (Urban Innovation Actions) celebra un encuentro presencial entre ciudades de su red los días 27 y 28 de abril en Sevilla. 

    Jon Aguirre Such

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  • Одобрен е проектът на Програма Урбакт IV 2021-2027

    Финални стъпки по одобрение на Програма УРБАКТ IV

    psimeon

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  • Local Communication has many facets

    Participatory planning, co-creation, co-management are fashionable “buzzwords” when you ask city practitioners on the recent trends in urban planning and development. And they are right: the best way to plan for an inclusive, green and also prosperous city development is to meet the needs of its stakeholders, its population. This means of course involvement, the earlier and the more integrated the better. But what is needed to accomplish planning with and for people? One of the answers to this is an obvious and at the same time a challenging one: it is communication. With stakeholder, with residents, with population groups. On their needs, their concerns, their ideas, their vision for coming development steps. So, what can be done for a good communication a city’s diverse stakeholder and population setting?

    Claus Kollinger

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  • Meet the partners: interview with Sebastian Knoll

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    City of Utrecht

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  • A hackathon for gender equality on career choices

    La Rochelle aims solve the mismatch between offer and demand in the local labour market through a gender perspective, and in the beginning of March they arranged a hackathon for gender equality on carreer choices.

    annika.dalen@umea.se

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