Young people - from exclusion to inclusion : revitalising European cities: research report: Fid-Bau Portal

Fachinformationsdienst BAUdigital

A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism

Young people - from exclusion to inclusion : revitalising European cities: research report

Stigendal, Mikael

This Research Report presents the results of “Young People – from Exclusion to Inclusion”, a network within the URBACT programme. Led by the city of Malmö (Sweden), the network has also included Aarhus and Copenhagen (Denmark), Gera (Germany), Gijón (Spain), Velenje(Slovenia), Göteborg (Sweden) and Helsinki (Finland); each one represented by a co-ordinatorand a local researcher. Besides, the cities of Lomza (Poland), Strovolos (Cyprus), Tallinn (Estonia) and Ukmerge (Lithuania) have participated as expert cities. The network has also published Operational Guidelines, a short and easy accessible report with an orientation towards practical usage. Furthermore, the Case Study Report contains detailed information about examples of good practice.

Access

Page navigation

Document information

Export, share and cite

Young people - from exclusion to inclusion : revitalising European cities: research report

Stigendal, Mikael

This Research Report presents the results of “Young People – from Exclusion to Inclusion”, a network within the URBACT programme. Led by the city of Malmö (Sweden), the network has also included Aarhus and Copenhagen (Denmark), Gera (Germany), Gijón (Spain), Velenje(Slovenia), Göteborg (Sweden) and Helsinki (Finland); each one represented by a co-ordinatorand a local researcher. Besides, the cities of Lomza (Poland), Strovolos (Cyprus), Tallinn (Estonia) and Ukmerge (Lithuania) have participated as expert cities. The network has also published Operational Guidelines, a short and easy accessible report with an orientation towards practical usage. Furthermore, the Case Study Report contains detailed information about examples of good practice.

Young people - from exclusion to inclusion : revitalising European cities: research report

Stigendal, Mikael

This Research Report presents the results of “Young People – from Exclusion to Inclusion”, a network within the URBACT programme. Led by the city of Malmö (Sweden), the network has also included Aarhus and Copenhagen (Denmark), Gera (Germany), Gijón (Spain), Velenje(Slovenia), Göteborg (Sweden) and Helsinki (Finland); each one represented by a co-ordinatorand a local researcher. Besides, the cities of Lomza (Poland), Strovolos (Cyprus), Tallinn (Estonia) and Ukmerge (Lithuania) have participated as expert cities. The network has also published Operational Guidelines, a short and easy accessible report with an orientation towards practical usage. Furthermore, the Case Study Report contains detailed information about examples of good practice.

Access

Page navigation

Document information

Export, share and cite

Document information

Title:

Young people - from exclusion to inclusion : revitalising European cities: research report

Contributors:

Stigendal, Mikael (author)

Publication date:

2006-01-01

Remarks:

Local 12059

Type of media:

Paper

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Young people , Social exclusion , Social inclusion , Cities , URBACT , Malmö , Social Sciences , Samhällsvetenskap

Classification:

DDC: 360 / 710

Similar titles

Cities, people and social exclusion

Bhogal, M. K. | British Library Conference Proceedings

Revitalising historic urban quarters

Online Contents | 1996

Revitalising social housing

British Library Online Contents | 1999

Revitalising Centurion Lake

British Library Online Contents | 2002

Revitalising historic urban quarters

British Library Online Contents | 1996