Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Slovakia, Finland, Romania, Spain
Policy development
European Commission
CCSC shows that culture and commoning practices can transform neighbourhoods and cities into more sustainable places, catalysing better lives for their communities. To achieve the overall goal of the project, three key objectives were set:
1. Explore: Explore and test how to best approach current urban challenges through commoning practices, co-creation and policy development.
2. Learn: Foster and facilitate peer-to-peer learning, exchange and training of commoning practices within cities and between cities and regions.
3. Research, Disseminate & Sustain: Research and document the outcomes of peer-to-peer learning and make them available for wider use via open-source models, both for policy development, commoning politics and co-creation.
International
WHAT INSPIRES US:
This is a mostly homogenous, urban middle-class setup and discourse. But it is not wrong at that, as most of the planet is getting urbanized, and the middle-class is widening. Especially interesting is the theme of co-decisioning – as this is one directly linked to political subjectivation.