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University of Utrecht (Depends on the project/work packages)

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University of Utrecht (Depends on the project/work packages)

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taking the results of the rightscities project further, focussing on civil society. try an bottom up approach and map existing initiatives on the city district and neighborhood levels, compare them on an EU level, look at synergies and reframing, have community work inform the municipality work with charter as common denominator.

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City of Malmö (but need to know more first)

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City of Malmö (but need to know more first)

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Kungsbacka’s potential involvement in rightscities later phases/new project would help lay the groundwork for integrating human rights into local governance by strengthening institutional capacity, building staff competence, and fostering long-term commitment in a municipality new to this field.

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Kungsbacka’s potential involvement in rightscities later phases/new project would help lay the groundwork for integrating human rights into local governance by strengthening institutional capacity, building staff competence, and fostering long-term commitment in a municipality new to this field.

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using the presence in associations of cities and provinces in the distribution of project solutions or testing solutions developed within the project

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How to come from a local HR (FRA framework based) assessment into a phase of mutual (peer-to-peer) reviewing that leads to a kind of local certification as HR city?

For a Peer-to-Peer approach we also could look into the funding and expert possibilities of the EUI program.

For those who like to work on making a plan for 'mainstreaming human rights in the municipal organisation' we also could look into an local Action Network in Urbact.

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Complementary to the mentioned ideas: establishing a human-rights-based approach to local governance acc. to the RWI/SALAR principles developed a decade ago.

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We are interested in crime prevention, children's rights and local/neighborhood democracy

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Building on the RIGHTSCITIES project, enhanced understanding of the EU Charter, human rights, and the value of integrating a human rights based approach in city/local strategies, plans, and processes. Strengthened capacity to engage with local civil society and other actors increasing participation and civic engagement ensuring greater relevancy. Contribution to a European (and international) network of human rights cities, through sharing and exchange and possibly a system of accreditation.

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We are interested in sharing and taking part of best practices regarding how we can implement human rights into local governance and use a rights based approach in our basic services, especially for those services that have direct contact with our citizens. We are especially interested in methods and best practices aimed at strengthening involvement, mainly for vulnerable citizens.

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Kungsbacka has a particular interest in developing human rights-based approaches to crime prevention and the promotion of children’s rights, areas where the municipality sees strong potential for long-term impact and capacity building.

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Kungsbacka has a particular interest in developing human rights-based approaches to crime prevention and the promotion of children’s rights, areas where the municipality sees strong potential for long-term impact and capacity building.

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RWI: Expand the focus areas covered by the self-assessment tool, such as children's rights

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RWI: Expand the focus areas covered by the self-assessment tool, such as children's rights