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• Pathways and scenarios for post-carbon societies
  '''Elaborate Transition Scenarios of Post-Carbon Societies''', from PACT project (2008-2011)<ref>ht ...local stakeholders in a participatory manner to create custom post-carbon transition strategies in selected cities, focusing on a sustainable economic and socia
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• Transition arenas
  ...gement. Transition management can be used as a strategy to open up desired transition pathways in societal contexts where people and organisations are 'locked-in ...atter. Second, this process should result in a set of concrete steps, or a transition agenda, that provide strategies for the transformation of current unsustain
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• Other databases
  ...9/02/SRIA2.0.pdf strategic agenda] they identify four pathways: 1) digital transition, 2) urban robustness, 3) urban infrastructures, and 4)inclusive public spac ...tal and participatory. This is related to the approach [[Municipalities in Transition]].
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• TRANSIT
  ...analysis of [http://www.transitsocialinnovation.eu/home/ 20 international network organizations] working on social innovation and 100+ initiatives across 25+ ...ge], [http://www.transitsocialinnovation.eu/resource-hub/global-ecovillage-network-gen Ecovillages]).
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• TRANSIT (Transformative Social Innovation Theory)
  ...analysis of [http://www.transitsocialinnovation.eu/home/ 20 international network organizations] working on social innovation and 100+ initiatives across 25+ ...ge], [http://www.transitsocialinnovation.eu/resource-hub/global-ecovillage-network-gen Ecovillages]).
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• Fearless Cities
  ...wished to create similar citizen-led change. The conference and new global network had three clear goals:<ref>http://2017.fearlesscities.com/. Accessed Nov 13 * Work as a global municipalist network
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• UrbanA Community Conversations
  ...rticipants created new wiki pages on several topics, including [[Open Food Network]], art as a pedagogical tool for urban resilience, the Crafting Future Urba ...Community Conversation was a dialogue between UrbanA Fellow Emma Erwin of Transition Stirling (Scotland) and Sol Trumbo Villa, Coordinator of the Transformative
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• Main Page
  *[[Transition roadmaps for resilient and sustainable cities|'''Inspiring roadmaps for fut ...-programme/vcc-projects-page/justra-cities-network About the JUSTRA Cities Network]]]
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• UrbanA side events
  ...ecosystem. Together guests explored the shared idea of an eco-social just transition. ...y of Practice Ecosystem supports is nothing less than full eco-social just transition, to return the scope of human activity back within the limits of planet ear
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• Ecovillages
  ...each other and with nature. The [https://ecovillage.org/ Global Ecovillage Network] defines an ecovillage as an “intentional, traditional or urban community ...village-network-gen case-studies on ecovillages] and the Global Ecovillage Network as manifestations of social innovation in the sense that they explicitly en
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• UrbanA Community of Practice case study
  ...COLISE]. BLAST stands for BLended Adult Learning for the Social-ecological Transition. It was written in September 2020. ...Cities. Facilitated by the UrbanA consortium, the CoP operates as an open network of individuals committed to taking constructive action towards more just an
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• Transition roadmaps for resilient and sustainable cities
  ...needed, and by when, to reach a zero-carbon city in 2050?".'' An efficient transition roadmap considers the following questions (Jeffrey et al., 2013; McGrail, 2 ...ed climatic impacts for a specific city or territory. More specifically, a transition roadmap involves the development of visions of what the city could be in th
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• Community gardens and food
  EdiCitNet is the Edible Cities Network Integrating Edible City Solutions for social resilient and sustainably prod ...ive, inclusive and sustainable way. 3) The Open food network<ref>Open food network https://openfoodnetwork.org.au/</ref> in Australia 4) Community-supported a
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• Reconceptualising urban justice and sustainability
  * The emergence within Design Studies of the new field of Transition Design, which takes its lead from the 'pluriverse' of collaborative and pla The EU-funded ENTITLE Project (a training network within the Marie Curie action of FP7, 2012-2016) trained a cohort of 18 ear
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• Governance and participation processes
  ...., Henneman, P, Steenbergen, F. van, Frantzeskaki, N., Loorbach, D., (2014)Transition management in the urban context: guidance manual. DRIFT, Erasmus University ...also create difficulties in getting a complete set of stakeholders in our network. To set up a meeting where all people have a connection with the topic disc
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• Sustainable households
  ...cities. It also strives to work in a networked way, whereby they created a network of further cities to share experiences, knowledge, challenges and best prac ...lated challenges into an opportunity and create growth? How to achieve the transition of municipalities into sustainable and resource-efficient urban areas? In p
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• Informed
  ...://commonstransition.org/commons-transition-plan-city-ghent/ Ghent Commons Transition Plan] was commissioned by the Mayor and Council of Ghent in Northern Flande ...how cities in different countries are learning about the concept of a just transition from each other.
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• Urban Gardening Peace Project
  ...th each other during the dialogue process in an urban just and sustainable transition process. First, it can support inclusive processes of just urban transition that respect diversity of cultural backgrounds and ethnicity.
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• Urban gardening Peace Project
  ...th each other during the dialogue process in an urban just and sustainable transition process. First, it can support inclusive processes of just urban transition that respect diversity of cultural backgrounds and ethnicity.
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• Experimentation labs
  ...inclusive, more resilient and increasingly sustainable societies. Overall, transition to more sustainable and just futures needs to be collaborative, open to lea ...cipality of Rotterdam (at a later stage). At a higher level, the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)<ref>https://enoll.org/</ref> is an international fed
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