The preservation of cultural heritage is a core pillar in the practice of urban regeneration and is reflected in numerous policy frameworks and documents. Tangible and intangible cultural heritage is fundamental to the life and identity of communities and should be carefully considered within inclusive and holistic urban regeneration methods and activities.

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Renata Calak on… Poland’s contribution to, and expectations of the 1...

Renata Calak on… Poland&...

Renata Calak on… Poland’s contribution to, and expectations of the 11th World Urban Forum

The Director of the Department of Strategy at the Polish Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy talks about co-organising WUF11 and what it means to Poland

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Lucie Greyl and Tom Wild on… Cities for Climate-Neutrality...

Lucie Greyl and Tom Wild on...

Lucie Greyl and Tom Wild on… Cities for Climate-Neutrality

This month, we introduce a new format of Urban Voices: an audio podcast experience! Listen to Lucie Greyl and Tom Wild discussing how cities and urban policies can shape a climate-neutral future.

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Urban Thinkers’ perspective on… COVID-19: a catalyst for more sustai...

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Urban Thinkers’ perspective on… COVID-19: a catalyst for more sustainable urban mobility?

A summary of contributions to the Urban Thinkers Campus webinar organised by the EUKN, providing insight into the ways we can plan greener, fairer and more inclusive urban mobility post-pandemic.