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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    Labour market segregation - Men in nursing

    As our second speaker for our March master class session on Labour market segregation, we had invited Dr. Marci Cottingham from the university of Amsterdam to speak about her research on men in nursing and care professions.

    annika.dalen@umea.se

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  • Final Conference Recording

    Watch the full Making Spend Matter Final Conference!

    Alison Taylor

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  • Gender gaps in education and labour market outcomes – where do they come from?

    The topic for the March master class session with the network partners was Labour market segregation, and the first speaker joining us was Anna Sjögren who is an economist working at IFAU in Sweden. We began by asking ourselves the question of where do gender gaps come from?

    annika.dalen@umea.se

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  • Re-growCity Vox Pops

    We raise our voices...

    s.schmidt

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  • A HERO'S JOURNEY through the land of dragons

    Nyirbator's Transfer Story

    s.schmidt

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  • Melgaço’s Transfer Story Report

    1. Planning a long wanted and challenging voyage.
    Understanding the practice
    Melgaço is the most northern municipality of Portugal, bordering on Galicia in Spain.
    It covers a territory of 238 Km2 and has a population of 8,200 of which 3,000 live in the town of Melgaço with the remainder living in 34 surrounding villages.
    Experiencing a long term decline process, founded in economic decline and outmigration and continuous loss of population since the ‘60s (there were 18,000 in 1960), Melgaço also faces a severe condition of aging of those who stay behind.
    Apart from others, one of the consequences of this complex process, results in an oversupply of empty retail premises in the town centre, thus having a major knock-on effect on neighbouring shops and the general economic attractiveness of the town.

    s.schmidt

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