Givrum.nu is an organisation that works with user-driven urban development. Using extensive knowledge about citizen-participatory processes in the city, Givrum.nu has among other things created life in empty buildings for a temporary period and created awareness-raising events where innovative ways (cultural, social, etc.) of developing cities are put on the agenda.

Living Architecture articulates the vital link which exists between architecture and life. This synthesis of abstract and physical considerations has shown itself in practice to be an ideal means to address many of the demands of modern life, particularly how to live ‘sustainably’.

Responding Together objectives presented to and debated about in the Bulgarian context by representatives of local authorities, national agencies, NGOs and news agencies during meeting 22-23 April 2013 in Sofia. Workshops run by Dr Maria Jeliaskova of EAPN - Bulgaria and Mr Rui Sà-Carneiro of Caxias Social Association.

A Város Mindenkié (The City is For All) is a grassroots organisation mainly composed of homeless people fighting for their rights and dignity.

Charleroi is the third largest city in Belgium with 210 000 inhabitants in a difficult social context due to the crisis of the industrial traditional sector. The coordination group ("Commission d'Accompagnement") has been created in 2010 to coordinate the Social Cohesion Plan (PCS).

Liege is the fourth largest city in Belgium with 200 000 inhabitants. The coordination group is made of the local Social Cohesion Plans coordinators (PCS). The coordination group is made of the local Social Cohesion Plans coordinators (PCS).A meeting of the « Responding together » project was held in Namur in March 2013 to discuss further the results of the PCS evaluation in regards to the SPIRAL methodology on well-being and social cohesion and resources mobilization for the new project.

Florennes is a small belgian city located in Wallonia with 11,000 inhabitants. The coordination group is made of the local Social Cohesion Plans coordinators (PCS).A meeting of the « Responding together » project was held in Namur in March 2013 to discuss further the results of the PCS evaluation in regards to the SPIRAL methodology on well-being and social cohesion and resources mobilization in the new project.

Time banks emerged in Italy in the 1990s and are now common in many countries. The principle idea is the exchange of services between people, calculated in real time regardless of the nature of the service, thereby placing everyone on the same level of pay. Time banks create space and essentially "time" for equality, social links and activities.

Workshops to raise awareness among high school students in order that they identify and deconstruct stereotypes and misconceptions

April 22-23, 2013 to participate, please contact Malcolm Cox - malcolm.cox à coe.int