URBACT State of the art Local markets, city branding and marketing, prevention of early school leaving, urban sustainable and efficient regeneration, partnerships between cities and universities … The 15 new URBACT projects approved for implementation phase are going to work for more than two years looking for joint, effective and sustainable solution to these major urban challenges.
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