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Ekosustav za razvoj vještina za urbanu Industriju 4.0: sedam izazova

U mnogim su europskim gradovima proizvodne industrije još uvijek važni pokretači njihova gospodarstva, no sektor je sada u procesu transformacije pod utjecajem novih tehnologija (robotizacija, digitalizacija, novi materijali) i težnje za održivom proizvodnjom. Ova transformacija zahtjeva nove vještine i kompetencije onih koji rade u industriji, a time i od obrazovnih ustanova u gradovima koje obrazuju novi kadar koji ulazi u sektor. Kako stvoriti lokalni/urbani ekosustav kadrova koji će biti spremni za budućnost? Ovaj članak identificira sedam ključnih izazova s kojima se u tom pogledu suočavaju industrijski gradovi. Temelji se na dubinskim intervjuima s tvrtkama, obrazovnim ustanovama, kreatorima politika te stručnjacima u četiri industrijska grada okupljena u projektu AS-Transfer: Bilbao, Bielsko-Biała, Tartu i Temišvar.

Summary of Learning - Alytus

Alytus City Municipality together with the project partners: Barnsley (United Kingdom), Novska (Croatia), Rzeszow (Poland), Roeselare (Belgium) is implementing the TechRevolution 2.0 project wchich is co-financed by EU URBACT III program. You can read more about it at https://urbact.eu/tech-revolution-20

The Citizen Committee of the La Rochelle Territory Zero Carbon project: How to build trust?

On January 25, La Rochelle Urban Community presented to the Global Goals for Cities partners its ‘La Rochelle Territory Zero Carbon’ (LRTZC) project towards 2040, highlighting the following main characteristics and innovations : a shared and multilevel governance, an evaluation and financing tool 'the Carbon Cooperative', and a citizen co-construction approach through the establishment of a Citizen Committee.

Insights from the URGE network: thematic report

Start small: The journey to scale. Experiences from the URGE: Circular Building Cities Network.
By Dr. Eleni Feleki, Lead Expert of the URGE Action Planning Network

The Place-based Planning Approach - Rethinking Metropolis Planning

RiConnect Lead Expert Roland Krebs covers the confluence between urban planning and mobility infrastructure in this article. The integration of infrastructure can lead to new urban development, creating strong, mixed centralities.

Summary of Learning - Roeselare

In mid-September, Bo and Gino defied the English weather and roads to meet, for the first time, with the partners of this URBACT Transfer Network. We got to know each other but also learned more about the “Good Practice” of Barnsley. Barnsley worked in collaboration with different stakeholders on the local economy of the future. On basis of their experiences of successes, methods and challenges during the project, Roeselare  made our own transfer plan including a provisional schedule and goals for the coming 18 months. In other words, Roeselare left Barnsley after three days full of inspiration for Roeselare. The knowledge gathered during the kick-off meeting triggered a cooperation with Art Economy where 20 colleagues of the city interacted with artists to enhance out-of-box approaches to innovation and technology and how to improve the ecosystem.

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