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Citizens’ participation and co-creation experiences in environmental issues
Over the past years an increasing attention towards environmental justice is gaining more public attention through media, activism and civic participation. The PUJ project in
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Cooperative City in Quarantine #12: Community Spaces
Since the 2008 economic crisis, cities in Europe have witnessed a veritable revolution in community-led development processes. Prompted by the opportunities offered by the last crisis, many formerly vacant buildings
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Cooperative City in Quarantine #11: Public Life
With the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, public space was one of the most affected parts of our urban life. With the shut down of shops, parks and other gathering
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE # 10: Mobility
The Covid crisis is changing our lives, and mobility is definitely going to be one of the hottest topics – and one of the most important challenges of “returning to
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Cooperative City in Quarantine #9: Refugees
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed the vulnerability of many disadvantaged social groups. Among these groups, refugees and asylum-seekers are particularly at risk, with limited visibility and restricted access to public
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #8: Education
What is the role of e-learning in schooling and education, and what are the challenges and opportunities we are seeing by this very swift digital shift we are living through?
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #7: Labour
Given the current situation, more than 200 million people could become unemployed as a result of this crisis. Not everyone can work home, and disadvantaged categories such as riders, sex
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #6: Urban commons
Urban Commons are all those spaces, services and resources that are directly managed by local communities for their wellbeing. Taking care of such common goods isn’t only beneficial for the
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #5: Tourism
Tourism is big business: It employs more than 12 million people in Europe, it counts for 3,9% of EU’s GDP, in 2019 global tourist revenues amounted to 9,25 trillion USD,
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #4: Community centres
Probably all community centres in Europe have a lot in common regarding the way they work during this challenging and totally new situation. Community venues, normally serving as spaces for
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #3: Culture
The Coronavirus pandemic is causing huge damage in both physical and psychological terms in all fields of life. At the moment, approximately eight million people are working in the cultural
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #2: Food
With the announcement of the lock-down due to the COVID-19 people in many cities literally assaulted the supermarkets to make sure they had enough stock at home to survive the
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COOPERATIVE CITY IN QUARANTINE #1: WEEKLY PODCAST
It is hard times, we fear for the future globally and individually. Many of us feel lonely in the isolation of our homes. But many of us also gathered energies