‘Milano 2020’ is the city’s new adaptation strategy for ‘phase 2’ of the COVID-19 pandemic, to which citizens are invited to provide their comments on the city’s portal service. Read more here
Contact: Olimpia Vaccarino Aureli
‘Milano 2020’ is the city’s new adaptation strategy for ‘phase 2’ of the COVID-19 pandemic, to which citizens are invited to provide their comments on the city’s portal service. Read more here
Contact: Olimpia Vaccarino Aureli
A call has gone out to Madrid’s startups and innovative SMEs to offer solutions that will allow for the resumption, as much as possible, of normality. Three challenges for those competing include: facing the economic reality after the pandemic; redefining the concept of cities in the face of the need for new models of interpersonal relationships; and seeking solutions for those groups with special needs or who depend on third parties for the normal development of their lives. Read more here.
Contact: Ana Buñuel
Tel Aviv has compiled a summary of the measures it has taken to tackle the crisis. The comprehensive report includes a range of measures, from contact and community activities with residents to education and social services, to technology and businesses support. The city has also dedicated a section to seizing opportunities and one to looking at the future after corona. You can download the document here.
Contact: Sharon Landes-Fischer
To build up the city’s economy after the corona crisis, Amsterdam wants to use the ‘doughnut model’, developed by Oxford economist Kate Raworth. The principle: the goal of economic activity should be about meeting the core needs of all people, but within the means of the planet. “I think it can help us overcome the effects of the crisis”, Amsterdam’s deputy mayor, Marieke van Doorninck, told the British ‘Guardian’. “It might look strange that we are talking about the period after that, but as a government we have to. It is to help us to not fall back on easy mechanisms.” The model shall be formally embraced by the municipality of Amsterdam as the starting point for public policy decisions this Wednesday. You can read more here.
Contact: Julia Robeer