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POINT (2.4615992340786 48.920052342833)
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2.4615992340785833
Latitude
48.9200523428332

  • WELDI

    LEAD PARTNER : Utrecht - Netherlands
    • Sosnowiec - Poland
    • Fundão - Portugal
    • Albacete - Spain
    • Timisoara - Romania
    • Cluj-Napoca - Romania
    • Osijek - Croatia
    • Lampedusa - Italy
    • Liège - Belgium
    • Seine-Saint-Denis - France

    Timeline

    First transnational meeting on 15-17 November 2023 in Osijek, Croatia.

    Transnational online meeting on employment on 22 February 2024, organised by Fundao, Portugal.

    Transnational meeting on Housing on 17-18 April 2024 in Albacete, Spain.

    Stories

    Highlights

    • Webinar #1 "Measuring Safe and Sustainable School Travel" - Recording and presentations are now available!

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      Vasilis Koutalas

    • Article
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      GreenPlace: roheliste ja inimpõhiste linnade taaselustamine

      GreenPlace'i tegevusplaneerimise võrgustik soovib kuulda kohalike elanike arvamusi linnaruumide taaskasutamisest. 

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      Annika Vaiko

    • The group visiting the Cliffs of Moher

      Funding the 30-minutes territory

        

      Insights from ECONNECTING’s Third Transnational Meeting in Ennis, Ireland

       

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      Mariachiara Di Tella

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    Library

    Lead Expert

        

    Ongoing

    In order to build more inclusive and resilient societies, local authorities need to ensure that migrant reception and support policies guarantee that migrants overcome obstacles in accessing their rights. The WELDI network empowers local authorities to put human rights at the heart of their efforts to develop dignified and innovative approaches to welcoming newcomers. In achieving this goal, cities of this network work hand in hand with migrants and other residents, as well as with local, national and international partners.

    Building welcoming communities for migrants

    WELDI baseline report

    URBACT IV

    WELDI

    In order to build more inclusive and resilient societies, local authorities need to ensure that migrant reception and support policies guarantee that migrants overcome obstacles in accessing their rights. The WELDI network empowers local authorities to put human rights at the heart of their efforts

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