Urban Renewal
Urban renewal refers to special local development actions and programs aimed at rehabilitating certain urban areas to improve the living environment. More recently, the term has also come to cover the general objectives of higher social inclusion and sustainable development.
Related networks
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...
ALT/BAU
ALT/BAU
The ALT/BAU Transfer Network focuses on alternative strategies in central and historic districts of European cities to activate unused and decaying...
URGE
URGE
This Action Planning network aims to design integrated urban policies in the building sector, a major consumer of raw materials. Since there is a gap...
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Transition to circular economy: the ‘’power’’ of the building sector towards better cities
What does circular economy in the building sector mean to you in theory and where are we standing today? Which are the key challenges, the needs and...
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Finding the silver lining in empty heritage: tales of temporary use
In Ostrava (CZ) and Caen (FR), URBACT’s temporary use legacy lives on, creating new opportunities.
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Urban Heritage within URBACT projects
Culture and Heritage are key topics for URBACT cities: from renovations of historic buildings to new management methods.
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If you want to do European projects, URBACT is the place to start
Meet Kieran McCarthy , EU Committee of the Regions member and Cork City Councillor.
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Enhancing the vitality of small cities: “let’s make it a priority!”
How can small towns thrive today? Here we highlight an array of local actions to help small and medium sized cities become more vibrant.
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