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#[[Ada Colau]], the mayor of Barcelona | |||
#[[Luigi de Magistris]]: the mayor of Naples | #[[Luigi de Magistris]]: the mayor of Naples | ||
#[[Jorge Sharp]]: the Mayor of Valparaíso (Chile) | #[[Jorge Sharp]]: the Mayor of Valparaíso (Chile) | ||
#[[Eric Piolle]]: the mayor of Grenoble, France | #[[Eric Piolle]]: the mayor of Grenoble, France | ||
==Key Videos== | ==Key Videos== | ||
* [[Christian Iaone on the Urban Commons Charters in Italy]] | * [[Christian Iaone on the Urban Commons Charters in Italy]] | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 14 May 2017
New section focuses on urban commons developments, including policy and political aspects.
Key Resources
Key People
Commons-friendly mayors:
- Ada Colau, the mayor of Barcelona
- Luigi de Magistris: the mayor of Naples
- Jorge Sharp: the Mayor of Valparaíso (Chile)
- Eric Piolle: the mayor of Grenoble, France
Key Videos
Pages in category "Urban Commons"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 436 total.
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- Accessory Dwelling Unit
- Acqua Beni Comuni Napoli
- Activating the Urban Commons Through Sharing Cities
- Ada Colau, Barcelona's New Mayor, on Spain's Political Revolution
- Affective Commons
- Agenda Colaborativa de Porto Alegre
- Agrihood
- Alex Haché and Marcell Mars on the Evolution from Digital to Urban Commons
- Amsterdam Is Pivoting to Doughnut Economics as Policy Framework
- Andrea Reimer on Open Cities and the Open Motion in Vancouver
- Antonella Radicchi
- Artistic Constitutions of the Common City
- Asilo
- Asilo Filangieri - Naples
- Assessor of the Commons
- Asset-Based Approach to the Urban Commons
- Ateneu Popular de Nou Barris - Barcelona, Spain
- Atlas of the Charters of the Urban Commons
- Autonomous Research Lab of Crete
B
- Babayagas House
- Barcelona 5.0 Plan
- Barcelona Activa
- Barcelona City Council Digital Plan
- Barcelona City Council Open Digitisation Plan
- Barcelona City Data Commons
- Barcelona City Policies
- Barcelona Commissioner for Cooperative, Social and Solidarity Economy and Consumption
- Barcelona Digital City Plan
- Barcelona en Comú
- Barcelona Initiative for Technological Sovereignty
- Barcelona MADE Project
- Barcelona Manifesto in Favour of Technological Sovereignty and Digital Rights for Cities
- Barcelona Rooftops
- Barcelona Social Economy
- Barcelona's Solar Thermal Ordinance
- BarCola
- Berlin's Remunicipalization of its Energy Utilities
- Berlin’s Vote To Expropriate the Landlords
- Bologna as a City of Collaboration
- Bologna Regulation for the Care and Regeneration of Urban Commons
- Bologna's Urban Commons Approach
- BP Gang Open-Source Courtyard Transformation Project - Budapest
- Brussels Together
- Building a Co-Cities Index To Measure the Implementation of the EU and UN Urban Agenda
C
- Calculating the Value of the Commons
- Campo de la Cebada
- Can Batlló - Barcelona, Spain
- Can Batlló Community Centre - Barcelona
- Cargo Bike Vienna Program
- Cargobike Energy Cycle Is 98 Percent Cheaper Than Motorized Vehicles
- Carshare Parking Quotas
- Carving Out the Commons
- Cecile Blanchet on Energy as a Commons and Remunicipalization in Germany
- Changing Societies through Urban Commons Transitions
- Charters of Urban Commons
- Christian Iaione on the Urban Commons Charters in Italy
- Christian Iaone on the Urban Commons Charters in Italy
- Churches and and Community Enterprise in Southwest England
- Circular Economy Policies for Cities
- Cities as the Ultimate Commons
- Citizen Assets Board
- Citizen Assets Programme in Barcelona
- Citizen Laboratories
- Citizen Spring
- Citizen-Led Peer-Produced Urbanism
- Citizens Economic Resource Currency in Barcelona
- Citizens Evolving from Data Providers to Decision-Makers in Barcelona
- City Administrations as Practitioners of the Commons in Europe
- City as a Commons
- City as a Commons Policy Reader
- City as Commons
- City as Platform
- City Policies for the Commons Collaborative Economy in Barcelona
- City-Based Departments of the Commons
- City-Based Food Commons
- City-Commons Framework for Citizen Sensing
- City-Owned Social Housing in Vienna
- Civic Commons
- Civic Economy in Japan
- Civic eState Network
- CLT Brussels
- Co-Bologna
- Co-Cities
- Co-Cities Open Book
- Co-Cities Project
- Co-Cities Report on the Urban Commons Transitions
- Co-City
- Co-City Protocol
- Co-City Turin
- Co-Mantua
- CoAbode
- Collaboration between Local Authorities and Renewable Energy Cooperatives
- Collective Action Workshop with Michel Bauwens for the City of Greater Bendigo in Australia
- Common Ground in a Liquid City
- Common House
- Common Space
- Common Ticketing for Mobility as a Service in Helsinki
- Common Urban Assets
- Commoning Democracy and Citizen Peer Production in Brisbane
- Commoning Housing
- Commoning the City
- Commons Economies in Action
- Commons Economy and Value Systems
- Commons Governance in Design
- Commons Guide to Placemaking
- Commons History of Berlin
- Commons Lab Antwerp
- Commons of the Nicaraguan Waste Pickers at La Chureca in Managua
- Commons Policy in the Brussels Region of Belgium
- Commons Transition Plan for Amsterdam
- Commons Transition Plan for the City of Ghent
- Commons Transition Plan for the City of Sydney
- Commons-Based Urbanism
- Commons-Based Welfare Infrastructures in European Cities
- Commons-Oriented Initiatives in Barcelona
- Communitarian Management Framework - Barcelona
- Communitism - Athens, Greece
- Community Balance Metrics
- Community Balance Sheet
- Community Choice Aggregation
- Community Composting
- Community Land Trust of Brussels
- Community Pools
- Community Solar Gardens
- Community Wealth Building
- Community Wealth Cities
- Community-Led Housing
- Community-Led Local Development Network - Lisbon
- Confronting the Urban Commons in Amsterdam
- Connected Backyard Gardening
- Context for En Comu's Commons-Oriented Policy for Barcelona
- Cooling the Commons
- Cooperation Jackson
- Cooperative Cities
- Cooperative Housing in Egypt
- Cooperatives as Urban Housing Commons
- Coviolo Wireless Project
- Creating City Portraits - Doughnut Economics Methodology
- Creating Socio-Ecological Societies Through Urban Commons Transitions
D
- Dampbusters Bristol
- Data Commons License
- Data Sharing by a Municipality
- DATAstudio Eindhoven
- David Li on Open Farming in Cities in China
- DEAL City Portraits - Doughnut Economics Methodology
- DEcentralised Citizen-owned Data Ecosystems
- Declaration of Urban Civic and Collective Use
- Decode
- Department of the Commons - Naples
- Design for Cultural and Urban Commons
- Design Principles and Practices for the Urban Commons
- Differential Commoning in a Manufactured Housing Cooperative
- Digital Democracy and Data Commons
- Digital Platform for Self-Organisation in Urban Planning
- Distributed Property Arrangements and their Relevance for Self-Organising Cities
- Documented Growth in Number of Citizen Collectives that Produce Goods or Services Themselves in Belgium
- Documented Urban Commoning Initiatives
- Doughnut Economics as Policy Framework
- Draft Proposal for a Commons Transition Plan for the City of Sydney
- Düsselgrün - Germany
E
- E-Participation in Madrid
- Edible Cities
- Edinburgh Cooperative Capital Policy Strategies
- Ela Kagel on Curating for the Commons in the Berlin Supermarkt Coworking Space
- Elena Hoover
- Enabling Urban Commons
- Enacting the Relational Complexities of More-Than-Human Urban Commoners
- Energy Consumer Trusts
- Entrust
- Equitable Regulation of Rentals
- Eric Piolle
- Ernest Pons
- Escocesa Cultural Centre in Barcelona as a Relational Urban Commons
- Ethical and Responsible Data Management of the Barcelona Data Commons
- Ethical Deliveries - Bologna
- Ethical Digital Standards Policy ToolKit
- Eurocities Dialogue on the Commons
- European CLT Partnership SHICC
- European Policy Brief on the Generative Commons
- Exploring the Tools of the Urban Bottom-Up Movement
F
- Fab Cities
- Fab City
- Fab City House - Hamburg
- Federation des Murs à Pêches
- Five Basic Design Principles for the Urban Commons
- Food Commons Fresno
- Foundation for an Open Source City
- Framework to Orchestrate Large-scale Citizen Engagement around Urban Issues
- From a Data-Driven to a Data-Enabled Right to the City
- From Exclusion to Autonomy with P2P Urbanism
- From Urban Commons to the City as a Commons
- Funding an Economy of Civic Spaces in the Cooperative City through Community Finance
- Funding Co-op Community Spaces across Western Canada