Image Image Urban Agenda for the EU How cities learn, connect, and grow within the Urban Agenda and EUI community What happens when cities don’t just participate in activities, but actively connect the dots between them? Several cities involved in the Urban Agenda for the EU partnerships are demonstrating how engagement in other activities of the European Urban Initiative (EUI) can strengthen their knowledge, capacities, and long-term strategies. By combining policy co-creation, funding opportunities, capacity-building, and peer learning, these cities are generating synergies that drive sustainable urban development. For many of them, the EUI has become a genuine community, a space to learn from peers, exchange experiences, and shape new visions for urban development. Coimbra Region, Galați and Genoa are clear examples of this dynamic. Dive into their stories and discover the inspiring journey they’ve taken.
Image Image Water Sensitive City The Water Sensitive City Partnership advances the Action Plan at its 2nd in-person meeting The members of the Water Sensitive City (WSC) Partnership gathered during December 4–5, 2025 in Greece, hosted by Commonspace Co-op (Athens) and the Municipal Council of Chalandri. The event focused on refining the Action Plan currently in drafting phase, with an intensive programme combining workshops, a field visit to a flagship Urban Innovative Actions project and a roundtable discussion.
Image Image Cities of Equality Cities of Equality Partnership meets in Paris to advance knowledge, collaboration and impact Members of the Cities of Equality Partnership gathered in Paris on 27–28 November for two days of shared learning and planning for the year ahead. Hosted by the French National Agency for Territorial Cohesion (ANCT), the meeting marked an important milestone following the adoption of the Partnership’s Final Action Plan.
05 Dec 9:00am Public Webinar on Cost-Benefit Analysis in Public–Private Partnerships for Green Infrastructure Online
08 Oct 4:30pm European Week of Regions and Cities: the Sustainable Tourism Partnership Talks In person