Creative cities
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Focusing on the inclusion and enhancement of citizens as key players in urban planning, the booklet of the working group “Citizenship and Social Innovation” re-examines the governance models of our cities. In the face of increasing inequalities and socio-spatial segregation, it seems imperative to redefine citizen participation, notably by promoting participatory mechanisms, by restoring a place for women in the city, or by encouraging the presence of marginalized actors in public decision-making bodies.
Recommendations
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Ensure a match between the projected planning model, territorial characteristics and local governance.
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Build the city in a continuity of time and space, by developing a production chain that integrates the creative dimension of the city.
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Plan the city and design public spaces and uses as places of creativity and inclusion.
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Develop a transversal approach to city professions and urban planning.
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Promote culture and heritage in order to make it an opportunity for economic development while avoiding risky tourism for the sites and the exclusion of local populations.
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