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GreenPlace in Quarto d’Altino: Building a Green and Smart Hub of Archaeology, Nature and Community

A European project for greener and more participatory cities

GreenPlace is a European project under the URBACT programme, involving cities committed to developing more sustainable, inclusive, and participatory local policies, starting from one key element: the regeneration of green public spaces. Quarto d’Altino is taking part in GreenPlace with an ambitious yet deeply grounded challenge — to bring new life to the historic village of Altino and reconnect it to its urban, rural, and lagoon surroundings through an integrated, green, and smart development model.
Through the project Green & Smart Altinum Hub, the Municipality aims to transform Altino into a multifunctional hub where culture, nature, soft mobility, and social innovation converge to create new opportunities for residents, visitors, and local businesses.

Beyond boundaries: how cities across Europe learn from each other

Explore the ins and outs URBACT networks bringing European cities together to exchange ideas and solutions for integrated sustainable urban development!

How to achieve lasting impact through children’s civic engagement

In a powerful demonstration of how civic engagement can begin at early age and lead to meaningful change, the Municipality of West Mani (Greece) has shown that even the youngest citizens can influence the future of their community. 

NNLT & Compensation | 9 septembre | Bruxelles

Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à un événement consacré au No Net Land Take (NNLT) & Compensation, qui se tiendra le mardi 9 septembre 2025 à Bruxelles.

NNLT & Compensation | 9 september | Brussel

Wij nodigen u graag uit voor een aankomend evenement over No Net Land Take & Compensation, dat plaatsvindt op dinsdag 9 september 2025 in Brussel.

Ocho Buenas Prácticas URBACT para reconectar las ciudades con la naturaleza

En toda Europa, las ciudades están redescubriendo el poder de la naturaleza: convirtiendo los espacios naturales en espacios sociales, transformando las cuencas industriales en centros de biodiversidad, reconstruyendo parques suburbanos, y mucho más. Las soluciones basadas en la naturaleza están transformando la forma en que las ciudades abordan la regeneración urbana. Estos planteamientos no sólo responden a objetivos medioambientales, sino que también prometen hacer las ciudades más sostenibles, asequibles y habitables.