Partner Search Tool
The URBACT call for Action Networks is open between 17 March and 17 June 2026.
Submit your project idea in the Partner Search Tool to find partners for your application for an Action Network or express your interest in projects by other cities!
Do you want to submit your project proposal and find partners?
- As a new URBACT website user, you need to:
- create a new account and tick the option "I request the Partner Search Tool user role, to publish Project ideas"
- the URBACT Secretariat will review your request and grant you this role shortly
- once you have received the e-mail notification that the role had been granted, you can log in to your account and proceed with submitting your project idea by clicking on "Create a Project Idea" on the top left of your screen
- As a current URBACT beneficiary with a "Network Manager" account on the website:
- in this case you only need to log in to your account and go to "Content -> Add content -> Project idea"
- in this case you only need to log in to your account and go to "Content -> Add content -> Project idea"
Do you want to express your interest in an existing project idea?
- In this case, you DO NOT need to create a user account. You need to simply click on "Send your expression of interest" on the page of the project idea you are interested in, and fill in the contact form.
Find out all about the URBACT call for Action Networks at: urbact.eu/get-involved.
N.B. Project ideas that are showcased here are solely the responsibility of cities. URBACT is not accountable for their relevance or the quality of their content.
| Project name | CITY | INSTITUTION | TOPICS | COUNTRY | ONE LINER ON POLICY CHALLENGE | MORE INFOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Strengthening local food diversity and resilience through urban–rural relationships | Södertälje | MatLust Development Node, Södertälje Municipality | Entrepreneurship and SMEs, Food, Localising SDGs, Public procurement, Urban-rural | Sweden | Cities and countrysides together enabling vibrant local organic food systems delivering biodiversity, food resilience, inclusive jobs, and innovation. | See more |
| AGRI-HUB: Transitioning Traditional Agrarian Towns into Resilient Urban-Rural Nodes | Milișăuți | Milișăuți City Hall | Romania | Transforming a specialized agricultural identity into a modern, diversified urban economy to combat demographic decline and climate vulnerability through sustainable food system | See more | |
| BIO-LINK | Cluj-Napoca | Municipality of Cluj-Napoca | Nature-based solutions | Romania | Cities fail to integrate Nature-Based Solutions into urban development, leading to fragmented implementation and disconnection from nature. | See more |
| Edible Commons | Ferrara | Municipality of Ferrara | Disadvantaged neighbourhoods, Food | Italy | Reimagine urban spaces to empower communities to grow and access their own food. | See more |
| ReSTORE Lab: Reviving vacant ground-floor retail spaces through local entrepreneurship and circular neighbourhood economy | Etterbeek | Municipality of Etterbeek | Abandoned Spaces, Attractiveness, Circular economy, Entrepreneurship and SMEs, Urban renewal | Belgium | How can cities bring vacant ground-floor retail spaces back into use while strengthening local entrepreneurship and circular neighbourhood economies? | See more |
| ReLinking Industrial Spaces-Resilient and Inclusive Urban Regeneration through Heritage and Public Space | Sagunto (Valencian Community) | Sagunto City Council | Attractiveness, Culture & Heritage, Greening urban economies, Nature-based solutions, Participation, Public space, Urban design | Spain | How can European cities reactivate degraded industrial and waterfront areas through climate-resilient, inclusive and participatory urban pilot actions | See more |
| Educational City and Ecological Transition | STRASBOURG | Ville et eurométropole de Strasbourg | Carbon neutrality, Circular economy, Climate adaptation, Digital transition, Education, Food, Gender equality, Health, Mobility, Participation, Public space, Storytelling, Urban nature, Youth | France | A city where children take their place in the community, move independently, and grow in touch with nature to become informed citizens, actively shaping the adaptation of our territories to climate change. | See more |
| Access in Motion | Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot Metropolitan Area Association (OMGGS) | Gdańsk-Gdynia-Sopot Metropolitan Area Association (OMGGS) | Mobility | Poland | Cities do not only need more mobility infrastructure; they also need mobility systems that people can actually use | See more |
| HERI+AGE – Reactivating Heritage for Age-Friendly Cities | Turin | Politecnico di Torino | Abandoned Spaces, Culture & Heritage, Mobility, Participation, Small and medium-sized cities | Italy | How can cities reactivate vacant and underused heritage buildings by making them accessible, inclusive and connected to age-friendly urban systems? | See more |