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Delivering Socially Responsible Regeneration and Procurement

Over the course of 2 and half years, Urban Regeneration Mix Transfer Network has been seeking to enable a new approach to urban regeneration. Framed by the good practice , the network has sought to influence the process of regeneration so that it includes greater community involvement and engagement, so that it brings social and environmental benefits, and so that it challenges the orthodoxy of the way in which regeneration has been undertaken historically in a European context.

RiConnect in 100 words

A brief overview on the RiConnect project: its vision, goals and partners - including a collection of content for broader information on each topic

OnStage... to leave no one behind! | by Adelfia · Transfer Stories

How has Adelfia's URBACT OnStage transfer journey touched the city's different stakeholders? Here is a video that summarizes what the project has meant for this southern Italian city of 17,000 inhabitants.

Transfer Story of Maténé from Grigny

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IBRAHIM MAALOUF and the children of the Maîtrise and the conservatory of Grigny "Red and black light" at the Palais Omnisport de Paris Bercy (left photo) and at the Victoires de la Musique 2017 (right photo)

Memories can't wait, heritage as urban regeneration by Lead Expert Miguel Rivas

Can heritage be an engine for urban development?

by Miguel Rivas, KAIRÓS Lead Expert

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Visions from the City Representatives - the KAIRÓS interview series by Lead Expert Miguel Rivas

Heritage-led urban regeneration involves major urban projects requiring significant investment. Political backing and direction are therefore key to attract resources and align necessary contributors and stakeholders. This is a series of short interviews conducted by KAIRÓS lead expert and TASO principal Miguel Rivas to Mayors and elected representatives from the URBACT network KAIRÓS Heritage as Urban Regeneration.
In the first interview Miguel Rivas talked to Juan J. Moreno, the Mayor of Mula (ES).