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    Celebrating GeoNight (and day) through Rome’s hydro-heritage sites

    Rome's Hydro-Heritage Cities URBACT Group celebrates the Night (and day) of Geography with a testing action engaging academic institutions and young students. 

  • Articles

    Five URBACT Good Practices reconnecting cities with nature for better urban water management

    As climate change accelerates pressures on urban water management, cities are taking the plunge by introducing green infrastructure to boost local water resilience.

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    Five URBACT Good Practices reconnecting cities with nature for better urban water management

    As climate change accelerates pressures on urban water management, cities are taking the plunge by introducing green infrastructure to boost local water resilience.

    In her 2026 World Water Day statement, EU Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy Jessika

  • Biodivercity IAP interview #8 Veszprém

    As our project is coming to an end and nearly all the IAPs have been completed, we launched an engaging post series to showcase interviews with our partners. Find below the third interview from

  • News

    From sustainable Hydro-Heritage management to a Water Sensitive City

    The Urban Agenda for EU ‘Water Sensitive City’ partnership met last week in Athens and Chalandri and visited the Cultural H.ID.RA.N.T. project, which inspired the Hydro-Heritage Cities URBACT ITN.

  • Citizen Engagement in Saint-Quentin's Green Transition

    Saint-Quentin is reshaping its neighborhoods to face the realities of climate change with ambition and community spirit. Through the URBACT COPE programme, residents, institutions, and local partners

  • Articles

    Nature-based solutions as financially viable opportunities

    Nature not only provides unbelievable benefits for our physical and mental health, but also offers cheap and aesthetic solutions to develop our cities and reshape our landscapes, enabling the long

  • News

    The Hidden Garden: Nature, Culture and Art in Siena

    The Hidden Garden (il Giardino Nascosto) is a peri-urban regeneration project led by the Siena Art Institute that aims to revitalize a previously abandoned wooded area, adjacent to the medieval walls

  • Articles
    Torres Vedras - Sustainable Food School Programme

    What’s on the menu? Seven cities make food a key ingredient for transition

    We can transform agrifood systems to ensure that everyone has access to a healthy diet, living in harmony with the planet.

  • Articles

    Biodivercity case study 14 - Creating urban wild life and green corridors for the benefit of nature and people

    Urban areas might harbor high diversity of species. Urban landscapes can be, for instance, especially valuable for pollinators and shelter a relatively high pollinator diversity compared to