RU:RBAN

Urban agriculture for resilient cities

Edited on 23/07/2025

04/04/2018 06/04/2021

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  • Transfer Network
  • Climate action
  • Social cohesion
  • Circular economy
  • Food
  • Minorities
  • Participation
  • Education

This Transfer network builds upon the "Management model of Urban gardens in Rome" Good Practice, in order to transfer to EU cities geographically distant from each other to ensure sharing of experiences to enhance the capacities of local governance. Transfer efforts will be given to 3 distinct, interlinked, thematic components/elements that the Good Practice is divided into: Capacity building in organizing urban gardens, Inspiring and training people to manage urban gardens (Gardeners) and urban gardens governance & regulations.

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Summary

Partners

Lead Partner : Rome - Italy
  • Caen - France
  • Coruna - Spain
  • Krakow - Poland
  • Loures - Portugal
  • Thessaloniki - Greece
  • Vilnius - Lithuania

Timeline

  • Kick-off meeting

 

  • Transnational Meetings in Rome 19/02, Caen 02/04, Vilnius 09/07 and Loures 12/09
  • Thessaloniki Transnational Meeting and Mid Term Reflection 04/12
     
  • Krakow Online Transnational Meeting - Part 1 - 23/11
  • Bi-lateral online meetings between Rome and all Project Partners: Coruña 20/04, Krakow 12/05, Vilnius 26/05, Loures 03/06, Caen 16/06, Thessaloniki 30/06

 

 

 


 

 

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