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*[[Cultural heritage as urban regeneration and culture-led place rejuvination]] | *[[Cultural heritage as urban regeneration and culture-led place rejuvination]] | ||
*[[Culture for empowerment]] | *[[Culture for empowerment]] | ||
*[[Regeneration of disused space]] | *[[Regeneration of disused urban space]] | ||
==Clusters of methodological approaches== | ==Clusters of methodological approaches== | ||
*[[Pathways and scenarios]] | *[[Pathways and scenarios]] | ||
*[[(Impact) evaluation and assessment framework]] | *[[(Impact) evaluation and assessment framework]] | ||
*[[Business models for just and sustainable cities]] | *[[Business models for just and sustainable cities]] | ||
Revision as of 17:24, 4 September 2019
Templates
Clusters of substantial approaches
- Nature-based solutions
- Children as change agents
- Experimentation labs
- Cooperatives/commons
- Sharing/co-living/co-working
- Multi-stakeholder partnership - policy
- Learning and knowledge brokerage
- Social security and rights
- Disadvantaged groups/inclusion and inequality
- Alternative indicators
- Sustainability solutions and tools
- Community gardens and food
- Soil and land regeneration
- Biodiversity
- Sustainable Households
- Energy and Mobility solutions
- Alternative conceptual framings
- Financial and value models
- Financial policies
- Social food movements
- Ecovillages
- Transition towns
- Apps
- Digital exchange and crowdsource platforms
- Data driven innovation
- Digital fabrication
- Democratic innovation
- Governance and participation processes
- Cultural heritage as urban regeneration and culture-led place rejuvination
- Culture for empowerment
- Regeneration of disused urban space