Networks and cities' news

Catch up on the latest updates from cities working together in URBACT Networks. The articles and news that are showcased below are published directly by URBACT’s beneficiaries and do not necessarily reflect the programme’s position.

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  • Six takeaways from the 2nd Hydro-Heritage Cities meeting in Roeselare

    The Hydro-Heritage Cities meeting in Roeselare (Belgium) was dedicated to “Community Driven Engagement & Regeneration”. Here are our main intakes.

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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  • Cultural HIDRANT_Rematia theater

    Hydro-Heritage Cities: Unearthing stories of water, identity and resilience

    Sandra Rainero, Hydro-Heritage Cities' lead expert, narrates how an idea made it "from a napkin sketch to a flowing legacy" of innovative practices, giving new life to urban areas with water related cultural heritage.

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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  • The Great Bačka Canal as a "Bleu-Green Trail" of Sombor City

    Dragana Siljanovic Kozoderovic, explains why and how the hydro-heritage of Great Bačka Canal, can lead to a sustainable urban development in Sombor (Serbia). 

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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  • Hydro-Heritage Cities in URBACT City Festival

    Hydro Heritage Cities was proud to be part of the 2025 URBACT City Festival in Wrocław.

    Bo Vanbesien

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  • Serpa presents HHC network in Regional Sustainable Development meeting

    Serpa city presents Hydro-Heritage Cities in meeting for Regional Sustainable Urban Development in Alentejo, 2/4/2025. 

    Carlos Janeiro

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  • Site visit in Hadrian aqueduct's sendimentation reservoir in Chalandri, 16/01/2025

    1st Hydro-Heritage Cities meeting: Deep dive into Chalandri’s Cultural HIDRANT project

    On 16 - 17 January the city of Chalandri welcomed the teams of the partner cities of Elche, Roeselare, Rome, Serpa and Sombor and shared with them the results, practices and challenges of the UIA, Cultural H.ID.RA.N.T. project. 

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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