Participation
Citizen participation is key to urban life. Both formal and informal participation processes with citizens, clubs, associations and businesses are essential in ensuring efficient, sustainable and integrated territorial development.
Related networks
ActiveCitizens
ActiveCitizens
The aim of ActiveCitizens is to rethink the place of the citizen in the local governance by finding a balance between representative democracy and...
Come in!
Come in!
The joint policy challenge of the Come in! Transfer network partner cities is to mobilise citizens, foster civilian power and urban stewardship...
RU:RBAN
RU:RBAN
This Transfer network builds upon the "Management model of Urban gardens in Rome" Good Practice, in order to transfer to EU cities...
Com.Unity.Lab
Com.Unity.Lab
This Transfer network aims to replicate the Lisbon Local Development Strategy for areas of Priority Intervention which provides the city a range of...
Related Good Practices
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Latest activities
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2019 URBACT Highlights
Gender Equal Cities, New Action Planning Networks, Contribution for a refreshed Leipzig Charter: a year at full speed!
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Urban Heritage within URBACT projects
Culture and Heritage are key topics for URBACT cities: from renovations of historic buildings to new management methods.
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Opening minds to fight prejudice
Schools can act as city hubs to combat rumours and intolerance.
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If you want to do European projects, URBACT is the place to start
Meet Kieran McCarthy , EU Committee of the Regions member and Cork City Councillor.
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5 URBACT lessons to improve Placemaking in your city
From methodology to strategic planning and including a gender perspective, Jon Aguire Such shares the secrets of placemaking, URBACT style.
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