URBACT Good Practices

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To view the 116 URBACT Good Practices eligible to lead a Transfer Network, please filter by "Year of label" and select "2024".

Only the Good Practices tagged as "Looking for Project Partners" in the database have already expressed the interest to lead a Transfer Network. However, URBACT Good Practices may change their status to "Looking for Project Partners" or to "Partnership complete" until the end of the call (30 June).

 

  • Longford / Ireland

    From exorcising ghost estates to creating spirited communities

    Resolving unfinished housing developments in a collaborative manner creating sustainable communities delivered by a targeted team

  • Bari / Italy

    SPAZIO 13 - Creative Hub for urban regeneration

    Transforming a former disused school into a Creative Hub as part of (sub)urban regeneration process.

  • Siracusa / Italy

    Building municipality- NGO cooperation

    A new ecosystem of spaces for public-civic cooperation

  • Aarhus / Denmark

    Culture as the intermediary

    By using empty buildings and culture as an intermediary, solutions to complex challenges are co-created between the citizens and the municipality.

  • Antwerp / Belgium

    Urban data scan

    A smart link between data and urban planning in order to create mixed urban environments embraced by citizens and partners

  • Heraklion / Greece

    Smart city strategic plan

    Implementing smart city practices through interdisciplinary cooperation

  • Barnsley

    Digital media centre

    Create more and better local jobs through an inspirational hub space and focused business supportsed business support

  • Bologna / Italy

    SALUS W SPACE

    Sustainable Accessible Livable Usable Social space for intercultural Wellbeing, Welfare and Welcoming

  • Pori / Finland

    Sharing stories in person and online to strengthen a suburban community

    Creating a place for mobilising citizens, fostering civilian power and urban stewardship through raising awareness towards the values of built heritage