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  • Veszprém , Hungary - Wildflower cities

    BiodiverCity Steps Forward: local action and peer learning take centre stage

    Between January and March 2025, the BiodiverCity network may have appeared quiet on the transnational front, but beneath the surface, partner cities were buzzing with activity. Following the inspiring Mid Term Review in Guimarães (later crowned European Green Capital 2026) the network shifted its focus to local implementation and refinement of strategies for biodiversity-friendly urban development.

    Ferenc Szigeti-Böröcz

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  • A Table for All: Veszprém’s Long Table Picnic and Biodiversity Festival 2025

    On 22 June, the heart of Veszprém transformed into a celebration of nature, community, and conviviality as the city hosted its Long Table Picnic and Biodiversity Festival – a flagship event in Hungary’s European Capital of Culture legacy and a proud initiative of the URBACT-awarded “BiodiverCity” project.

     

    András Merza

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  • Discover what’s new in MetaCity – Quarterly Report No. 6 is out!

    Michaela.Gil

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  • Virtual tour of Arta municipal museum with the city digital twin, from the ISI Patras Testing Action

    Testing for the urban metaverse: highlights from the Testing Actions of the METACITY network

    By Eurico Neves, Lead Expert of the METACITY URBACT APN project, Chairperson of INOVA+ S.A.

    Eurico Neves

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  • Celebrating Europe day in Gozo and Malta!

    This May, the URBACT and European Urban Initiative (EUI) Contact Point in Malta took part in national Europe Day events to raise awareness of EU-funded opportunities for local councils, citizens and stakeholders.

    Judy

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  • First ULG meeting in Újbuda

    The importance of ULGs in the RECUP project

    What are ULGs? Why do we need them? We introduce one of the key elements of the RECUP project, the local stakeholder groups that provide the basis of the work and the most insight in every city’s progress.  

    Fanni Kosztolányi

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