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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Localising the Sustainable Development Goals...

Localising the Sustainable Dev...

Localising the Sustainable Development Goals

Exploring the European localisation of the 2030 Agenda, blending policy analysis and practice to contextualise global sustainability agendas’ urban relevance, and their translation to local level.

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Dr. Andrea Armstrong-Pulinx on… NBS for Extreme Heat Resilience...

Dr. Andrea Armstrong-Pulinx on...

Dr. Andrea Armstrong-Pulinx on… NBS for Extreme Heat Resilience

Dr. Armstrong-Pulinx discusses her research on advancing coordinated, just and effective extreme heat resilience for local authorities.

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Heather Brooks on… the Nature Restoration Law...

Heather Brooks on… the N...

Heather Brooks on… the Nature Restoration Law

Heather Brooks discusses implementing the nature restoration law and what it may mean for the future of cities.