European Urban Knowledge Network
The European Urban Knowledge Network (EUKN) shares knowledge and experience on tackling urban issues. The key objective is to enhance the exchange of knowledge and expertise on urban development throughout Europe, bridging urban policy, research and practice. Thirteen EU Member States (National Focal Points, NFP), EUROCITIES, the URBACT Programme and the European Commission participate in this European initiative. The EUKN Secretariat is housed at Nicis Institute in The Hague.
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Wanted: partners for a bid around offender rehabilitation
Knowsley Borough Council, a local authority on Merseyside (Liverpool city region) is looking for partners for a project under the Crime Prevention Programme (ISEC). It is a project committed to the rehabilitation of offenders and reducing repetition...More info -
EC Communication 2009: Dealing with the impact of an ageing population in the EU (NEW UPDATE)
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The need to further develop partnerships in maintaining peace and security
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EC Communication 2006: The demographic future of Europe – from challenge to opportunity (NEW UPDATE)
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Crime rates in EU drop slower
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The RSC handbook: Helping regions towards low-carbon development
Three years have passed since the Regions for Sustainable Change (RSC) partnership was launched, and in that time considerable experience and knowledge have been gathered, new materials have been produced, and many lessons have been learned by the pa...More info -
London Parks & Green Spaces Forum, for a healthier and more sustainable world city
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About the UN Climate Summit 2011 in Durban
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Security, Democracy and Cities - The Future of prevention - Saint-Denis (France), 12 December 2012
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Fourth Annual International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies - Barcelona (Spain), 2-4 July 2012
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