INTERLACE is a project to strengthen urban ecosystem restoration in the European Union and Latin America

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Central to the INTERLACE project are the co-production of tools, governance instruments, and other project products as well as the exchange of knowledge to inform and support the restoration and rehabilitation of (peri-)urban ecosystems through nature-based solutions. In each partner city, the project products will be co-produced, tested and validated through the local City Network Accelerator (CNA) which is composed of local stakeholders.

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Living Stakeholder Database
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The purpose of this guidance document is to provide theoretical and practical guidance on achieving an agile transformation in a Research and Innovation project such as INTERLACE. The guidance document gives an introduction on the key values and principles of working agile, followed by an explanation of the key components of the agile framework used in the INTERLACE project.

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INTERLACE Agile Guidance
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UCLG Learning together with the INTERLACE project published a Peer Learning Note on Urban Ecosystem Restoration & Nature-based Solutions. The Peer Learning note documents the practices and discussions shared between cities and partners during INTERLACE’s consortium meeting and the first in-person “Cities Talk Nature” engagement event, which took place from May 9-13, 2022 in Costa Rica.

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From 21-22 September 2022, the Kraków Metropolitan Area hosted the first European INTERLACE Engagement Event. Titled “Cities Talk Nature Europe: Nature, Places, People”, the conference aimed to strengthen knowledge and exchange on the implementation of Nature-based Solutions and brought together more than 50 participants from municipalities and other organisations from across Europe.

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Krakow event group photo
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In Europe and beyond, the summer of 2022 is hot. Very hot. A runway at a London airport melted in the heat and from Paris to Warsaw the grass in parks turned dry and yellow. The Rhine – the river flowing through Rotterdam, Köln and Strasbourg – is running dry. This is the same river that catastrophically flooded a year ago, destroying towns in Germany and Belgium. The impact of climate change on urban areas in Europe is unmistakable.

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