14. Lodz

Episode 14 of the Tree of Inspiration By Urban-Regeneration-Mix podcast, hosted by Urbact, titled "14. Lodz" was published on May 18, 2021 and runs 2 minutes.

May 18, 2021 ·2m · Tree of Inspiration By Urban-Regeneration-Mix

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Summary

The Urban-Regeneration-Mix is an international network for the transfer of the URBACT Good Practice in the field of the social dimension of revitalisation, which aims to increase the involvement of citizens and their participation in the process of revitalising urban spaces. The project involves seven partner cities: Lodz - Lead Partner, Baena, Birmingham, Bologna Metropole, Braga, Toulouse Metropole and Zagreb, which are facing the challenges posed to them by degraded areas and the citizens living there. Therefore, one of the main elements of transfer in our network is mediation, participation and city management. We invite you to spent some time under our large Tree of Inspiration and find new strength to act and grow bigger in your cities - include, integrate and build active neighbourhoods. Your guide in this adventure will be Piotr Wołkowiński - Lead Expert of the Urban-Regeneration-Mix network.

Episode Description

The Urban-Regeneration-Mix is an international network for the transfer of the URBACT Good Practice in the field of the social dimension of revitalisation, which aims to increase the involvement of citizens and their participation in the process of revitalising urban spaces. The project involves seven partner cities: Lodz - Lead Partner, Baena, Birmingham, Bologna Metropole, Braga, Toulouse Metropole and Zagreb, which are facing the challenges posed to them by degraded areas and the citizens living there. Therefore, one of the main elements of transfer in our network is mediation, participation and city management. We invite you to spent some time under our large Tree of Inspiration and find new strength to act and grow bigger in your cities - include, integrate and build active neighbourhoods. Your guide in this adventure will be Piotr Wołkowiński - Lead Expert of the Urban-Regeneration-Mix network.

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