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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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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'Like every young designer, we wanted to change the world. We believed our collective impact could be much bigger than one guy designing beautiful museums. And that was how Non-Architecture was born.'

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Investigating actions and achievements since the start of the Urban Agenda for the EU, an innovative initiative supporting cities to shape urban policy alongside national, regional and EU actors.