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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  • Cooperative City in Quarantine: Connecting local initiatives during the COVID-19 crisis

    Realising the need to create international dialogue on handling the COVID-19 crisis at the local level, Eutropian launched a weekly webinar to connect activists and experts from all parts of Europe with a broader audience.

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  • CARD4ALL URBACT NEWSLETTER Nº3

    Learn about CARD4ALL project activities before and during Covid time...

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  • The voluntary movement becomes particularly active in Latvia during the global pandemic

    On the first days of the Covid -19 crisis, the voluntary assistance network, which was named “Stay Home”, was born and developed fast in Latvia. We invited for a conversation about this movement the co-author of the voluntary movement “Stay Home” Inese Vaivare to present to both the local and broader audience – beyond Latvia’s border – the activities and the mission of this movement. 

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  • CARD4ALL POSITION PAPERS

    CARD4ALL position papers on 3 hot topics selected by our partners: Interoperability, Privacy & Data Protection and Gamification developed by our Ad-Hoc Expert: Eurico Neves.

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  • Cluj-Napoca Project: using digital tools to storm the innovative potential of public employees

    Cluj-Napoca joined Innovato-R's network to encourage internal innovation processes in the public administration of Romania's second biggest city and capital of Transylvania.

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  • Covid-19 emergency in Naples: the key role of self-managed spaces and urban commons

    The lockdown put to a hard test the largest city in Southern Italy, but the response from volunteers and activists has been outstanding

    Gregorio Turolla

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