This call for inspiring local urban practices is the key starting point for URBACT's process of good practice transfer across Europe - a methodology that provides real learning opportunities for all involved.
The publication below shows the added value of participating in URBACT. But, I would also highlight the publication we put together in 2021 to showcase the value of the URBACT #TransferNetworks (TNs) in particular, called "Good Practice Transfer - Why not in my City?".
The publication makes it clear that good practice transfer can really work, though it is never a cut-and-paste exercise - the 'catchphrase' of the TNs was, after all, "understand, adapt, re-use". Another crucial lesson was that the original good practice cities also benefit significantly from the process. All the more reason to apply at this initial good practice identification stage!
The examples in the publication are genuinely illuminating, but I can't seem to find it on the URBACT website. Does anyone have a link they can share? Jenny Koutsomarkou Aleksandra Kluczka Amy Labarrière Nuala Morgan
What connects Umeå, Porto, Brno, Roquetas de Mar, and Baia Mare? ✨They are all URBACT success stories!
Since 2002 more than 1000 European cities involved in URBACT have experienced the added value of:
👉transnational cooperation
👉transfer of #goodpractices
👉and a participatory approach to policy-making
Find out more: https://bit.ly/4dpH4oh
If you want to become an URBACT success story too, apply to the call for Good Practices now! – urbact.eu/get-involved
Primaria Municipiului Baia Mare, Câmara Municipal do Porto, Umeå Kommun