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Video: Debrecen is Welcoming International Talent

The Hungarian city Debrecen, partner in the Welcoming International Talent project, is welcoming international talents! Check out the video why they are participating in the WIT project and what they aim to achieve.

Introducing URBACT digital buddies

Transnational meeting in Casoria - November 2016 Social gardening in the Michelangelo Parak guided by Coloco

"RUMORLESS CITIES" selected to lead an initiative during the next European Week Of Regions and Cities

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The history and the future of creating public spaces for women

Women & the city - A historical perspective was the title of a lecture by urban design professional PhD Jaqueline Taylor presented to the GenderedLandscape partners during a series of inspirational digital network sessions in September 2020.

Positive narratives on integration

General Presentation of Good Practice Call

General impacts of green spaces on physical and mental health (video)

In early 2014 URBACT launched a suite of pilot transfer networks to explore a new way to support peer-to-peer learning amongst cities. The aim was to test the feasibility of a new type of URBACT network, built around the potential transfer of an established example of effective city practice or policy.