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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  • Sustainable Tourism Cluster Group Photo in Rotterdam

    Sustainable Tourism Cluster & First thematic learning expedition in Rotterdam

    Porting post-industrial sustainable tourism practice: lessons from Rotterdam and the resilient delta for our URBACT Pioneers

    donagh

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  • Group photo of the UPA Urban Nature thematric cluster in Utrecht

    Urban Nature Cluster & First thematic learning expedition in Utrecht

    From car domination to inclusive European urban greening: how the city of Utrecht is an inspiration for URBACT Pioneers

    KerriFarnsworth

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  • Group photo of the Urban Mobility clustrer in Vienna

    Urban Mobility Cluster & First thematic learning expedition in Vienna & Zlín

    Mobility challenges in the Western Balkan cities – you are not alone!

    András Ekés

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  • alp ancel

    Who Is in Control of Your City’s Narrative?

    How URBACT Pioneers Accelerator cities turn data into stories - and participation into belonging

    MirkoMandić

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  • Residents of the Future podcast

    PODCAST: Iisalmi (Finland): "It's about building your city's brand on its strengths."

    In this episode of the URBACT podcast Residents of the Future, lead expert Tiago Ferreira speaks with Terho Savolainen, Economic Development Director, and Mari Kuronen, Marketing Assistant from the City of Iisalmi, Finland. Together, they explore how a small city in the north is rethinking how it presents itself to the world in response to demographic change.

    Krešimir Grubić

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  • Young Romans discover Rome’s hidden hydro-heritage gems

    …and learn about environmental sustainability and water sensitive design today. 

    A look at Rome's testing action with school-students engagement.  

    Christos Giovanopoulos

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