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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    Integrating sustainability, procurement and Kavala’s municipal budget

    The Municipal budget is a useful tool for recording the Municipality’s performance.

    Alison Taylor

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  • UPDATE: Save The Date...

    The Making Spend Matter Final Conference is now being held online!

    Alison Taylor

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  • Zadar's Nature Based Solutions Plans

    Zadar is already experiencing the impact of climate change. In response, Zadar has been looking to implement changes, with a particlar interest in nature based solutions.

    Laura McIntosh

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  • Cáceres worked for a resiliant Christmas

    This unprecedented Christmas, Cáceres ULG dealt with a tough question: how to design a Christmas cultural programme adapted to the health restrictions while reaching all corners of the town and attracting both locals and tourists.

    Sabrina Bruzzone

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  • In search of co-creation and collaboration through organic grow – story of NGO centres in Dubrovnik, Croatia

    Dubrovnik shouldn't only be known for its problems with mass tourism or its UNESCO uniqueness. It should also be known for its longstanding tradition of active citizens and NGOs. In the last decade of their organisational development, NGOs have been preparing and taking the next step in the form of civil-public partnerships and social-cultural centres. In Dubrovnik, there are two successful examples: Platform for Lazareti and Youth Center. As it is common when forming new alliances and especially social-cultural centres (NGO Houses as in the case of Riga, the Lead Partner City of the ACTive NGOs URBACT network), the question of suitable governance and decision-making models is the most important, but also a rather difficult one. However, with the help of the knowledge transferred in the “ACTive NGOs” project, these centres may have found the solution for this issue.

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