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Dołącz do programu URBACT Akcelerator dla Ukrainy i Mołdawii: program szkoleniowy dostosowany do potrzeb miast

Nowy program wzmacniający potencjał w zakresie odbudowy miejskiej, rewitalizacji, odporności i zarządzania kryzysowego

URBACT-Accelerator-Call für Ukraine und Moldau

Ein neues Programm zur Stärkung der Kompetenzen und Strukturen in den Bereichen Wiederaufbau, Revitalisierung, Resilienz und Krisenmanagement in Städten

URBACT-Accelerator-Call für Ukraine und Moldau & Chancen für deutsche Kommunen als Mentorstädte

Ein neues Programm für Städte aus der Ukraine und Moldau zur Stärkung der Strukturen und Kompetenzen in den Bereichen städtischer Wiederaufbau, Revitalisierung, Resilienz und Krisenmanagement.

From Cultural policies to Reflective Cities: how RECUP is shaping a new policy paradigm

By Elisa Filippi, 

Lead Expert REinventing Culture in Urban Places ITN URBACT Network

This is how we found ourselves entangled, connected to one another in a collective performance, moving and interpreting a live artwork together.

It happened on a cold November day under Dublin’s bright blue sky. And no, we were not in a theatre. We were in the meeting rooms of Sandyford Business District (IE), one of Ireland’s important centres for innovation and industry.

We were not a group of actors either. We were experts and city representatives from six European cities, gathered as part of the URBACT REinventing Culture in Urban Places Network (RECUP).

What brought us together was a simple question: can culture become an enabling force for cities seeking to address loneliness and social fragmentation?

This is precisely what the RECUP network set out to explore, building on the good practice developed in Újbuda – XI District of Budapest (HU) through the Urban Innovative Actions project CUP4Creativity. That project tested a shift in cultural policy: from culture as something people consume, to culture as something people co-create.

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Insights and advancements from from quartely network journal #2

Local groups and local stakeholders, what a role! One of the defining features of the URBACT Innovative Transfer Network is the central role played by the URBACT Local Groups (ULGs). EmPowerIngUs makes shows clearly how across the five partner cities, these multi-stakeholder platforms are supporting the transfer of the Energy Poverty Intelligence Unit (EPIU) Good Practice from Getafe, Spain, while adapting its methods to local contexts and priorities.

Although each city has developed its own governance structure, all ULGs share a common objective: bringing together public authorities, social actors, technical experts and community representatives to address energy poverty through collaborative and integrated approaches.