EUI's June newsletter highlights the growing significance of culture and cultural heritage in the sustainable development of urban areas in Europe:

👉 Culture and cultural heritage as mobilising factors
Read about 6 EU cities that achieved urban regeneration by combining the transformation of the cities’ physical assets, the socio-economic revitalisation of neighbourhoods and the involvement of local communities.

👉 Leveraging culture and cultural heritage for positive urban change
EUI is exploring the transformative power of culture and cultural heritage in urban settings with a first Policy Lab on culture and cultural heritage that will take place in Chalandri, Greece on 26-27 September. Read more here.

👉 Do you consider culture and cultural heritage as urban priorities?
If so, share your views in the Forward Looking Survery. The survey is a knowledge building activity that the EU will conduct every two years, the 2024 being its first edition. The objective of the survey is to consult cities and all relevant stakeholders to identify key trends, challenges, knowledge gaps and support needs in the field of sustainable urban development in the European Union.