Priority Neighbourhoods
Priority areas are designated areas within the City that need additional investment to combat specific problems such as high unemployment rate, lack of critical social community services, insecurity, and more.
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USE-IT
USE-IT
Larger capital projects in poor neighbourhoods often do not lead to an improvement in the socio-economic situation of the local population. The USE-...
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...
CO4CITIES
CO4CITIES
CO4CITIES is the UIA - URBACT Transfer Mechanism pilot network that addresses the challenge of poverty in distressed neighbourhoods through the...
URBAN - REGENERATION - MIX
URBAN - REGENERATION - MIX
The Good Practice to be transferred through the URBAN REGENERATION MIX Transfer network is a collaborative city model that increases the...
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