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Ireland's Third Joint URBACT-EUI info session takes place at the Richmond venue, Dublin!

The Eastern and Midland Regional Assembly (EMRA) was delighted to host its third annual joint URBACT-EUI info session at the impressive Richmond Education and Event Centre on the 25th of March. 

INFO SESIJE O POZIVU ZA MREŽE ZA AKCIJE

Zajednički sekretarijat programa URBACT organizuje niz informativnih sesija na teme u vezi sa Pozivom za mreže za akcije, a koje mogu koristiti zainteresovanim partnerima da se bolje upoznaju sa uslovima Poziva, i da bolje razumiju šta učešće u mreži za akciju podrazumijeva, ali i kako napisato što kvalitetniju aplikaciju. 

Savivaldybės kviečiamos susipažinti su naujomis URBACT IV ir Europos miestų iniciatyvos galimybėmis

Nacionalinis URBACT kontaktinis asmuo ir ekspertas ir Aplinkos ministerijos atstovė ir Europos miestų iniciatyvos kontaktinis asmuo Lietuvoje kviečia Lietuvos miestų savivaldybių atstovus, urbanistikos specialistus bei jų partnerius į bendrą informacinį renginį. Susitikimo tikslas – pristatyti kovo mėnesį paskelbtus šių finansinių priemonių tarptautinius kvietimus teikti paraiškas, skirtus tvarios miestų plėtros stiprinimui ir inovatyvių sprendimų įgyvendinimui.

Highlights from the 4th RECUP Core Network Meeting in Bielsko Biała

Earlier this March, representatives from the RECUP network gathered in the vibrant Polish city of Bielsko‑Biała for the 4th Core Network Meeting. Over two days (4–5 March 2026), partners immersed themselves in workshops, peer‑learning sessions, study visits, inspiring cultural experiences, and reflective discussions on loneliness, art, and community well‑being.

Hosted by the Municipality of Bielsko‑Biała—recently named Polish Capital of Culture 2026—the meeting offered an excellent backdrop to explore how culture can reshape urban spaces and strengthen social connection.

Mancomunitat l’Horta Nord: Connecting a Territory Through a Shared Cultural Platform

Within the URBACT RECUP (Reinventing Culture in Urban Places) project, the Testing Action of the Mancomunitat l’Horta Nord was born from a shared diagnosis across its ten municipalities: the territory enjoyed a rich and diverse cultural life, yet lacked the cohesion, visibility and coordination needed to fully harness it. Cultural activities were often developed in isolation, with fragmented audiences, duplicated efforts and limited collaboration between cultural officers, libraries and local actors.

The challenge was clear: cultural vitality existed — what was missing was a shared system to organise, amplify and connect it.