Building and sustaining inclusive green communities across cities in Europe

Learn how inclusive green communities can be established, nurtured and sustained in this online webinar.

This webinar will explore how local government agencies can support green communities in making cities in Europe more socially inclusive and ecologically resilient.

You will also learn how inclusive green communities can be established, nurtured and sustained.

Examples will draw upon the experiences generated from the EU Horizon 2020 EdiCitNet Project, which works with cities across Europe and outside in exploring how the power of food can stimulate community action, innovation and systemic transformations and change.

This event is an official European Week of Regions and Cities side event. For more information on #EURegionsWeek, see europa.eu/regions-and-cities.

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The EdiCitNet project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 776665.

 

Please note: This event is being held in the CET time zone (Central European Standard Time) 10am to 11am. Melbourne time: 8–9pm Wednesday 9 November.

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