It is happening at a time when a new reality is taking shape in cities, in Europe and globally. Cities have been the hardest hit by the pandemic as well as the social and economic consequences. It is also in cities that the urgency of dealing with other major challenges such as climate change stands out very clearly. In the face of competing crises, what can city leaders do to set a new course? How can we reshape the city to match new needs? In the aftermath of the corona pandemic, the daily functioning of the city as we know it is challenged. When teleworking becomes the new normal, suburbs and the countryside, where life is more affordable and healthier, could be the winners. When restaurants, shops and offices are closing, the city loses some of its main revenues. When culture and entertainment, gastronomy and tourism are threatened, the attractiveness of the city is at risk. Is this ‘the death of the city’, as some already predict? The biggest EU budget ever is on the table to pull Europe out of the crisis, by investing in a green, just and digital transformation – also in cities. And a new policy framework for a European Green Deal is in the pipeline, with direct implications on urban policies for green, inclusive and connected cities. But is the EU doing enough to support its urban areas in times of crises? Or can we think of new ways of working together to move beyond the crises and coming out of it stronger together? At our Eurocities’ annual conference we want to explore the pathways for recovery and resilience and learn about what cities are doing to face more challenges ahead.
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Eurocities annual conference 2020: Reinventing cities – beyond the urban crises
- YEAST – Art of Sharing ||
- Kunst
- „Metamorphose“ – die Welten des Hamid Sadighi Neiriz
- 206 Gefäße für eine Idee … Uli Aigner bittet die Welt zu Tisch
- Alter Fritz und König Fußball: lab.Bode zieht Zwischenbilanz
- Artists at Risk: „Umso mehr Ärger wir machen, um so ernster nehmen sie uns.“
- Hello India. Annäherung an die indische Moderne
- Alltag mit Ikonen – Design aus Dänemark
- Lab.Bode: Denkraum – Freiraum – Plattform
- Sharing Dreams – die Dream Clinic von Amanda Newall und Leon Tan
- StadtLeben
- Im Osten viel Neues – Rezension: Shared Cities Atlas
- Haus der Statistik: Alles anders
- Blick in alle Richtungen: Bauhaus Archiv bezieht Temporäres Schaufenster.
- Gras drüber: Studio Talk Hybrid Space zu Gast in der der Niederländischen Botschaft
- Berliner Mischung – MakeCity Festival 2018
- Botschaft der Wachsamkeit – eine Hausgemeinschaft gedenkt der Bücherverbrennung
- Bauhaus Campus Berlin: Durch Harry Potter-Wände in die Zukunft
- Das Besondere im Normalen
- Gesellschaft
- Es geht auch ohne Plastik – Buchrezension
- Florierende Hoffnung: Die Gärten der Favelas
- Göttliches Miteinander – „made in Kerala“
- „Visionen gestalten“ – eine Rezension
- Share the Food Sharing Revolution
- Nordic Food – die friedliche Revolution
- Koloniale Nachbarn – ein partizipatorisches Projekt
- Geplantes Migrationsmuseum: „Wir wollen kein Lila-Laune-Land darstellen“
- Geteiltes ||
- Artist of Sharing
- Interviews