URBACT III SIETE PRE AKČNÉ PLÁNOVANIE SÚ SCHVÁLENÉ

22.09.2015 19:42

Monitorovací výbor OP URBACT III schválil prvé siete pre akčné plánovanie, ktoré štartujú svoju činnosť už teraz v septembri.
Siete pre akčné plánovanie tak vstupujú do 1. fázy projektu. Cieľom tejto fázy je poskytnúť počiatočným partnerom čas a prostriedky na to, aby  svoje projekty rozvinuli do 2. fázy a vytvorili tak konsolidovaný projekt.

Ak máte záujem pripojiť sa (pozri Oprávnení prijímatelia) k jednej z týchto sietí, kontaktujte prosím Vedúceho partnera priamo prostredníctvom e-mailu.

Pozrite si zoznam 21 schválených sietí, informáciu o partnerstve, zameraní siete a kontakt na vedúceho partnera každej siete (Lead partner coordinator):

 

PROJECT

 INITIAL PARTNERSHIP

SHORT DESCRIPTION

 LEAD PARTNER COORDINATOR

LP COORDINATOR EMAIL 
 2C  Naples (IT), Maribor (SI), Liverpool (UK), Lublin (PL)  Rehabilitating underused buildings and sites in the city in order to provide space for needed functions based on common goods  Gaetano
MOLLURA		  gaetano.mollura@comune.napoli.it
 AGRI-URBAN  Baena (ES), Cesena (IT), Fundao (PT), Marchin (BE), Pyli (EL), Södertälje (SE)  Rethinking Agrifood Production in Small and Medium-sized Cities at the light of new trends resulting in new opportunities for the labour market, SMEs development and the urban-rural linkage  Raquel
MORENO		  rmoreno@adegua.com
 Arrival Cities  Amadora (PT), Messina (IT), Riga (LV), Roquetas de Mar (ES), Thessaloniki (EL), Vantaa (FI)  Managing a rapid change in the population structure and interactions between individuals and social groups in cities in relation to the growing migrant population.  Ana Paula
LUIS		  Ana.Tomas@cm-amadora.pt
 BSInno  Gdansk (PL), Braga (PT), Torino ( IT), Milano (IT), Paris (FR)  Improving capacities of public adiministrations to boost social innovation ecosystems through participation, open innovation and entrepreneurship  Magdalena
SKIBA		  magdalena.skiba@gdansk.gda.pl
 Change!  Eindhoven (NL), Dun Laoghaire (EI), Forli (IT), Gdansk (PL), Nagykanizsa (HU)  Establishing a collaborative public service model in order to meet the increasing public expectations, societal challenges, and financial shortages.  Trine
MØRCHT		  t.morch@eindhoven.nl
 CityCentre Doctor  Sopron (HU), Kildare (EI), Medina del Campo (ES), Radlin (PL), San Dona di Piave (IT)  Bringing Innovation in the centres of smaller cities to retain local custom, attract businesses and create employment  Edit
BOGNAR		  bognar.edit@sopron-ph.hu
 CLEO  Preston(UK), Almelo (NL), Albacete (ES), Lublin (PL), Koszalin (PL)  Exploring how to harness the spending power trough procurement to bring about benefits for businesses and people and have a positive impact on the city and its local economy.  Tamar
REAY		  t.reay@preston.gov.uk
 CSCD  Manchester (UK), Eindhoven (NL), Dublin (EI), Porto (PT), Stockholm (SE), Smolyan (BG)  Deploying smart city technologies and solutions at a district level as a mechanism to help secure the opportunities and remain competitive  Mark
DUNCAN		  m.duncan@manchester.gov.uk
 DISARMED CITIES  Piacenza (IT), Cartagena (ES), Szombathely (HU), Varazdin (HR)  Renewal and sustainable management of dismissed military areas in urban environment to foster social inclusion and cohesion  Taziano
GIANNESSI		  taziano.giannessi@comune.piacenza.it
 Freight TAILS  Westminster (UK), Maastricht (NL), Parma (IT), Plasencia (ES), Suceava (RO)  Addressing the challenges posed by rapidly increasing freight movements within the context of all urban logistics and stimulating the low carbon urban freight sector.  Charlotte
KNELL		  cknell1@westminster.gov.uk
 Gen-Y City  Poznan (PL), Daugavpils (LV), Genoa (IT), Grenada (ES), Klaipeda (LT), Wolverhampton (UK)  Supporting creative and innovative entrepreneurs from Y Generation by developing tailor-made variety of forms of cooperation between science, local government and business  Iwona
MATUSZCZAK-SZULC		  iwona_matuszczak@um.poznan.pl
 Growth by reconversion  Antwerp (AT), Barcelona M.A. (ES), Casoria (IT), Dusseldorf (DE), Solin (HR), Vienna (AT)  Increasing densities within the city borders instead of expanding the urban territory by uncovering new planning practices, processes, instruments and partnerships  Isabelle
VERHAERT		  isabelle.verhaert@stad.antwerpen.be
 INTERACTIVE CITIES  Genoa (IT), Alba Iulia (RO), Lausanne (CH), Liverpool (UK), Murcia (ES), Tartu (EE)  Exploring how digital, social media and user generated content can improve today´s urban management  Cesare
TORRE		  ctorre@comune.genova.it
 REFILL  Ghent (BE), Amersfoort (NL), Athens (EL), Bremen (DE), Poznan (PL), Riga (LV)  Exploring the practice of temporary use of vacant sites to identify it's long-lasting’s effects and the way in which it influences local governments in planning and decision making processes.  Emma TYGADT Ariana TABAKU  emma.tytgadt@stad.gent Ariana.tabaku@stad.gent
 RESILIENT EUROPE  Rotterdam (NL), Burgas (BG), Glasgow (UK), Thessaloniki (EL), Vejle (DK)  Increasing city’s resilience and successfully deliver on its potential for progress with using transition management approach  Rieke
KOSKAMP		  r.koskamp@rotterdam.nl
 RetaiLink  Igualada (ES), Basingstoke and Deane (UK), Bistrita (RO), Fermo (IT), Hengelo (NL), Sibenik (HR)  Fostering the revitalization of the retail sector in medium-sized cities through innovative retail strategies that will enhance the competitiveness of small and/or independent retail businesses.  Àngels
CHACON		  chacona@aj-igualada.net
 SUMP Network  Bielefeld (DE), Agii Anargyroi & Kamateron (EL), Burgos (ES), Slatina (RO), Szekesfehervar (HU)  Facing major problems of urban mobility by empowering cities to develop sustainable urban mobility strategies in a comprehensive and co-productive process for a time scope of 10-15 years.  Olaf
LEWALD		  Olaf.Lewald@Bielefeld.de
 TechTown  Barnsley (UK), Cesis (LV), Gävle (SE), Nyiregyhaza (HU), San Sebastian (ES), Siracusa (IT)  Exploring how small and medium sized cities can maximise the job creation potential of the digital economy and how businesses can access the digital skills needed to grow and compete.  Tracey
JOHNSON		  traceyjohnson@barnsley.gov.uk
 Urban Green Labs  Budapest 18th district (HU), Galati (RO), Heerlen (NL), Maribor (SI), Padova (IT)  Creating self-reliant, community-based economies by changing their physical infrastructures and service systems and creating local forms of governance by changing the attitudes of their residents  István
HUNYADI		  hunyadi@bp18.hu
 URBAN3S  Bilbao (ES), Bucharest 3rd district (RO), Torino M.A. (IT), Plasencia (ES), Porto (PT)  Developing better and more efficient urban policies in order to facilitate the identification and capturing of new emerging sectorial opportunities and create Smart specialization strategies  Eva
SALCEDO
PEREZ		  esalcedo@bilbaoekintza.bilbao.net
 Vital Cities  Loulé (PT), Birmingham (UK), Burgas (BG), Krakow (PL)  Using innovative urban design and planning tools for redesigning public spaces for recreation services and breaking down barriers to participation within the less active and deprived population.  Nunes Hugo Miguel
GUERREIRO		  hmnunes@cm-loule.pt
 
   
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