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in PL

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Citizens theatre

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A Guide to Creating Verbatim Theatre | National Theatre

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[service], [municipal level] Local initiative 

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Hundreds of neighbours gathered during the weekend to clean the Catalan coast of all the waste brought by the storm. The volunteers explained: “This is our beach and we don´t want all the plastic end up in the main sea”.

After the passage of the storm 'Gloria', Joan Massagué, a resident of Mataró, decided to go for a walk with his dog on the beach, as he usually does. "It was horrible, the beach was full of garbage, we had to do something," he says. Like him, dozens of people made a call to come to the beach on the weekend to collect waste. With the help of social networks, that weekend the coast has been filled with more than 400 of neighbours, including the city Mayor,   with gloves, bags and rakes, who have tried to remove the garbage from the Catalan coast.

https://www.elperiodico.com/es/sociedad/20200125/una-marea-ciudadana-limpia-playas-devastadas-temporal-gloria-7821689

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[tool] [institution] [municipal level] Internet platform “Decide Madrid”

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[tool] [institution] [municipal level] Internet platform “Decide Madrid”

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The Madrid City Council has created an online portal for neighbours to get involved in the city government.

Through the Open Government Portal, the Madrid City Council wants to encourage the participation of citizens in the management of the city, involving them in the generation of new and viable ideas and proposals, in order to improve their quality of life. It is a firm commitment to a closer to citizens administration that will allow them to receive their proposals and also create direct channels of communication with the municipal government, helping to make the best decisions for the general interest.

The citizens can create proposals, vote, debate and have an access to a participatory budgeting. Besides, the site offers transparency that allows the citizens to know what is being done in the city, with what resources and for what purpose as well how much it costs.

https://decide.madrid.es/

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[project] [service] [municipal level] Grandes Vecinos (Great Neighbours)

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[project] [service] [municipal level] Grandes Vecinos (Great Neighbours)

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It is a non to profit project of citizen participation developed by ONG Grandes Amigos (Great Friends) and inspired by French initiative Voisin-Age.

With the help of simple daily actions this project aims at building of more inclusive and healthy society.

This project opts for the neighborhood solidarity as the best formula in an increasingly individualistic and lonely world. With easy and everyday actions, they build a more inclusive and healthy society. Always from equality and diversity, without paternalism towards the elderly.

Grandes Vecinos unites older people with people of different ages in the neighborhood to make friends, support each other and enjoy activities in the neighborhood together.

People who join the project get to know other people from the neighborhood and create connections with them, they can help older people of the neighborhood, offer some activities or join some. The relatioships are safe , as the participants are verified beforehand. It is free of charge. Older people constitute the basis of the project and the mutual help and support networks are created around them.

The main objectives of the project are:

•          A healthier lifestyle for everyone by preventing loneliness in the elderly people today and in those who will turn elderly tomorrow.

•          Regenerate the community fabric of the neighborhood by promoting the participation of the elderly and neighborhood self-management.

•          Create affective bonds, meeting opportunities and relationships based on closeness and trust.

•          Expand the social network of the elderly by making them feel part of a community and actively participating in it.

Resource: https://www.grandesvecinos.org/es/#quienes

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[institution] [municipal level] Menorca: public brainstorming to solve the housing problem

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[institution] [municipal level] Menorca: public brainstorming to solve the housing problem

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The Insular Council of Menorca generated a public debate (with the help of Kuorum.org) in search of ideas to solve the growing problem of accessibility of housing (originated, among other reasons, from the phenomenon of tourist apartments and thus the lack of apartments for long time renting).

The Government of Balearic Island initiated a sophisticated participatory dynamic that lasted for 6 months. During this period, the problem was dealt in depth and various social agents were invited to debate – hotel executives, neighbourhood associations, the PAH (platform of those affected by mortgage), public authorities as well as residents and individual owners. The participation process took place in 4 phases:

·         The initial analysis ;
·         A perception survey/questionnaire;
·         An online debate;

·         Face-to-face workshops

The analysis and the survey served to outline and frame the problem, the online debate to receive feedback and proposals, and the workshops to work more in detail and deeply on the proposals and devise some real measures.

According to the minister of the Department of Housing and Citizen Participation, the introduction of the face-to-face workshops in any participatory process is the key to provide quality proposals. Besides, the workshops have an educational function as they help the citizens and the administration to empathize with each other.
Basing on the proposals received online, there was made an analysis of the most mentioned problems. These topics were worked on during a public innovation workshop and finally the results of all the participative process were presented in the form of 3 main initiatives:
Ø  Encourage hoteliers to provide housing for seasonal workers;
Ø  Launch the ethical rental program;
Ø  Organise Co-housing days where alternatives to private housing will be explored.

Resource: http://transparencia.cime.es/Contingut.aspx?IdPub=66379

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[space] social function of city gardens (by Nausika) ADULT PLAYGROUNDS

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[space] social function of city gardens (by Nausika) ADULT PLAYGROUNDS

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! NEW ARTICLE
https://krakowexpats.pl/environment/krakow-community-gardens/

🌳 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
🌱  grassroot revitalization of urban areas is an alternative to mindless private and municipal investments which usually end in distributing concrete over green areas, either vertically or horizontally
🌱 the legal aspects of running a city garden strengthen the residents' sense of agency and stimulate the mechanisms of influence on city policy (non-governmental organizations, formalized groups without legal personality, informal neighborhood groups, municipal advisory bodies and inter-departmental initiatives)
🌱  city garden designs use for wood, stones, litter, chips and other valuable materials that constitute problematic waste in a large city
🌱 you can't buy anything in the city garden, which saves you the expenses that you would probably incur while spending your free time in other parts of the city,

🌳 PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
🌱 involvement in your own gardening initiative gives you additional motivation to increase the number of hours spent outdoors
🌱 gardening helps to appreciate resources such as free time, knowledge of plants and willingness to work together
🌱 the space of city gardens pleases the eye much more than green areas near housing estates and more than one public park (at the same time consuming many times less money)

🌳 FOOD PRODUCTION
🌱 sometimes you collect some crops, which are always delicious regardless of the quantity

🌳 EDUCATION
🌱 city garden increases its social potential by providing free space for educational events, for which in is an attractive, safe and easily accessible environment
🌱 if connected with a public school, city garden makes a fruitful and low-cost enrichment to the school's infrastructure

🌳 SOCIAL LABOLATORY
🌱 gardening is a space for combining traditions and plants from different parts of the world (multiculturalism translates into biodiversity desired in horticulture)
🌱 city garden is a space for experimental suspension of social structures based on origin and wealth, opening up new opportunities for integration between residents who would otherwise not find each other in the hierarchical space of the city
🌱 city garden is a space for spontaneous adaptation of the old-school mindset (dichotomies like private vs public or giving vs taking) to the requirements of modern civilization

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[municipality level] [consulting body] Civil Dialogue Committee

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[municipality level] [consulting body] Civil Dialogue Committee

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citizens, members of NGOs but also individuals working with a municipality on creating a policy in certain field eg. envirnoment, multiculturalism, youth, education. In Kraków we also have a program called Otwarty Kraków (Open Kraków) which gathers foreigners living in the city and representatives of NGOs to control the muninicipality and help creating multicultural policy

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NOWE!

In The Circle Of Ancient Traditions II - migrant women integration [EN/UA/RU]

Fundacja One World One Heart wraz z programem Otwarty Kraków zaprasza na kolejną edycję projektu "In The Circle Of Ancient Traditions II - migrant women integration."

+Pełna treść komunikatu

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Fundacja One World One Heart wraz z programem Otwarty Kraków zaprasza na kolejną edycję projektu "In The Circle Of Ancient Traditions II - migrant women integration." +Pełna treść komunikatu

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city common space organized by a group of people, usually from one neighbourhood and adjusted to their needs (some are more kid- friendly, some focused on recreation, others on urban farming), municipality gives a parcel and helps the citizens to organize it. The activities depends on the needs of the community, could be workshops, concerts, discussion clubs, social campagens etc

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Community gardens are open, urban green spaces cared for by the local community. Their usefulness goes beyond citizens producing fresh, chemical-free, local vegetables and fruits for themselves in their area: gardening has a positive effect on body and soul, reduces neurosis, and raises environmental awareness and self-sufficiency.
In most cases, however, the community-building function is paramount, as a garden brings together residents of the area who, appreciating each other's work, can create something useful together. The movement is becoming increasingly popular around the world, with green oases emerging in a row among the concrete blocks of cities. Here are five great examples from Eastern Europe!
Community Center and Garden Kotlaska | Prague
In the green spaces of in Prague, which opened in 2017, locals can enjoy all the benefits of community gardens: these are great areas for relaxing, yoga, organizing workshops, gardening together or cooking. The garden also employs people with a criminal record, helping them integrate into the community.

Grădinescu Community Garden | Bucharest
The German hypermarket chain Kaufland has set up seven community gardens in Romania, welcoming city-dwelling gardeners on top of their shops, in their car parks or next to schools. On their 2,300-square-meter roof garden in Bucharest, with the help of professionals, anyone can learn what self-sufficiency is like on their own plot. The garden is also used by the surrounding schools and kindergartens for educational purposes.

Urbani EKO vrt | Maribor
The main goal of the Slovenian t is to make the locals more aware of all the benefits of self-sufficiency and organic farming. Its beautiful flower beds and fat orchards are great places for social gatherings, quality pastimes.

Kisdiófa Community Garden | Budapest
With the support of the Municipality of Erzsébetváros, the Kisdiófa Community Garden was opened in 2016 with the professional management of KÉK, the Contemporary Architecture Centre. In addition to growing vegetables and fruits, it is also possible to grow herbs, edible flowers and ornamental plants, as well as leave compost in forty-four individual and family plots and four plots only for schools and kindergartens, on the vacant lot at 4 Kisdiófa Street, bordered by partition walls. The green oasis in the party district is home to many community, professional and cultural events.

Bujna Warszawa | Warsaw
The aim of the "Bujna Warszawa " (lush Warsaw) program is to promote urban gardening together with gardeners and other professionals, taking into account the needs of the locals. Currently, their twenty-four gardens are making the Polish capital greener with the active participation of locals. In addition to gardening, workshops and webinars are also organized in the spirit of a greener city.

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The most beautiful community gardens in Eastern Europe | Top 5

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Community gardens are open, urban green spaces cared for by the local community. Their usefulness goes beyond citizens producing fresh, chemical-free, local vegetables and fruits for themselves in their area: gardening has a positive effect on body and soul, reduces neurosis, and raises environmental awareness and self-sufficiency.

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[tool] [municipal level] Citizen's Assembly, Citizens Panel

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[tool] [municipal level] Citizen's Assembly, Citizens Panel

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The citizens' assembly aims to reinstall trust in the political process by taking direct ownership of decision-making, For example in Kraków, citizents urged the municipality to organize one for the climate issues.

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P anel obywatelski to forma demokracji deliberacyjnej, która pozwala na wypracowanie rekomendacji dla administracji publicznej w istotnych społecznie obszarach przez losowo wyłonioną, reprezentatywną grupę obywateli.

Czego dotyczy?

Krakowski Panel Klimatyczny (KPK) poświęcony jest zmianom klimatu i neutralności klimatycznej miasta. Ma dać odpowiedź na pytanie, jak władze i mieszkańcy mogą ograniczyć zużycie energii i zwiększyć wykorzystanie energii odnawialnej.

Na jakim jest etapie?

Konsultacje społeczne organizowane w ramach Panelu odbywały się w dniach 4-29 stycznia b.r. . Udział w nich był możliwy poprzez wypełnienie formularzy konsultacyjnych oraz skorzystanie z telefonicznych dyżurów eksperckich.

Dotychczas odbyło się kilka spotkań o charakterze informacyjno-warsztatowym i dyskusyjnym:

Rozumienie i mapowanie wyzwań klimatycznych (18 stycznia)

Transformacja klimatyczna Krakowa - zdefiniowanie strategii i działań (21 stycznia)

Dyskusja nad strategią interwencji, projektami i działaniami (28 stycznia)

SPotkanie organizacyjne, dotyczące regulaminu i zespołu monitorującego (4 lutego)

Transformacja klimatyczna - dotacje czy zmiany systemowe? (18 lutego)

Rola partycypacji społecznej w transformacji klimatycznej (23 lutego)

Poza w/w odbyły się także trzy dodatkowe spotkania informacyjne, poświęcone pogłębieniu wybranych zagadnień i konsultacjom.

Wszystkie działania związane z Panelem zostaną zakończone do 30 czerwca 2021

Kto go prowadzi?

Operatorem panelu jest wyłoniona w konkursie Fundacja Instytut Polityk Publicznych - niezależna organizacja pozarządowa.

Konsultacje społeczne zostały przeprowadzone przez Operatora panelu (IPP) przy wsparciu Wydziałów Polityki Społecznej i Zdrowia oraz Gospodarki Komunalnej UMK.

Więcej informacji

Aktualne informacje na temat przebiegu panelu znajdziesz na FB w grupach: Zeroemisyjni oraz Krakowski Panel Klimatyczny i na stronie Operatora Fundacji Instytutu Polityk Publicznych tutaj

Aby dowiedzieć się, czym jest Panel obywatelski obejrzyj film:

Warto wiedzieć:

Panel obywatelski jest formą partycypacji obywatelskiej, która ma na celu włączanie obywateli do dyskusji nad istotnymi społecznie sprawami i umożliwienie im wpływania na podejmowane decyzje.

Innymi formami partycypacji obywatelskiej są np.: konsultacje społeczne czy budżet obywatelski, które są praktykowane przez Urząd Miasta Krakowa.

Panel obywatelski opiera się na założeniu, że losowo wyłoniona grupa mieszkańców będzie podejmować przemyślane i korzystne dla dobra wspólnego decyzje.

Uczestnicy panelu wypracowują konkretne rekomendacje w oparciu o jak najpełniejszą wiedzę, biorąc udział w spotkaniach z ekspertami i stronami i zapoznając się z ich stanowiskiem. Wypracowane rekomendacje zostają poddane głosowaniu. Te które uzyskały min. 80% poparcie i leżą w kompetencjach samorządu Prezydent Miasta uznaje za wiążące.

Przy organizacji Krakowskiego Panelu Klimatycznego stosujemy standardy opracowane przez międzynarodową organizację OECD (Organizacja Współpracy Gospodarczej i Rozwoju).

Oto one:

1. Celowość - jasno sprecyzowany cel, powiązany z określonym problemem publicznym, sformułowany prostym językiem w formie pytania.

2. Odpowiedzialność - mieszkańcy powinni mieć wpływ na decyzje publiczne a ich rekomendacje powinny być przez organy publiczne wiążące.

3. Transparentność - publiczne ogłoszenie panelu przed jego rozpoczęciem. Projekt procesu i wszystkie materiały z nim związane, uzyskane wyniki wraz ze strategią działania oraz źródło finansowania powinny być udostępnione opinii publicznej.

4. Reprezentatywność - grupa uczestników powinna odzwierciedlać strukturę demograficzną grupy społecznej, której dotyczy temat panelu.

5. Włączenie w proces - w proces są zaangażowane wszystkie grupy reprezentatywne.

6. Dostęp do informacji - uczestnicy powinni mieć dostęp do szerokiego zakresu wiedzy oraz możliwość zadawania pytań.

7. Obrady grupowe - panel powinien obejmować dyskusje w grupach o różnej wielkości, kierowane przez wykwalifikowanych prowadzących (facylitatorów).

8. Czas - panel powinien zagwarantować uczestnikom odpowiednią ilość czasu na naukę, ocenę przedstawionych materiałów i opracowanie rekomendacji.

9. Niezależność - panel powinien być przygotowany i prowadzony przez niezależny zespół koordynujący a nadzór nad jego działaniami winien sprawować zespół monitorujący, składający się z przedstawicieli różnych środowisk.

10. Ochrona prywatności - w trakcie trwania panelu należy szanować i chronić prywatność uczestników.

11. Ewaluacja - uczestnicy powinni mieć możliwość anonimowej oceny panelu w oparciu o obiektywne kryteria. Jej wyniki powinny zostać ujęte w sprawozdaniu podsumowującym wraz z zaleceniami, co można w przyszłości poprawić.

Przykłady paneli obywatelskich zrealizowanych w Polsce:

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P anel obywatelski to forma demokracji deliberacyjnej, która pozwala na wypracowanie rekomendacji dla administracji publicznej w istotnych społecznie obszarach przez losowo wyłonioną, reprezentatywną grupę obywateli. Krakowski Panel Klimatyczny (KPK) poświęcony jest zmianom klimatu i neutralności klimatycznej miasta. Ma dać odpowiedź na pytanie, jak władze i mieszkańcy mogą ograniczyć zużycie energii i zwiększyć wykorzystanie energii odnawialnej.

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[service] [municipal level] Athens Job Center

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[service] [municipal level] Athens Job Center

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Established in 2017, Athens Job Center was established from the municipalirty of Athens, in collaboration with the British American Tobacco Hellas. It offers a range of services for adults to find and preserve a job possition, which include educational seminars, career counseling and networking events. Only at its first year of operating, 32% of its beneficiaries have found a job.

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[institution] [municipal level] "Second Chance" Schools

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[institution] [municipal level] "Second Chance" Schools

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The Greek Government gives the chance to adults that have abadoned their core education to re-assess it through Second Chance Schools. These schools let adults enroll on an 18 month class which awards them a diploma of study equal to the one of Greek Gumnasiums (EQF=2). The subjects covered range from maths, literature, English, computer programming and environmental awareness. Students are also involved with various social impact activities in collaboration with Universities and organizations.

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The institution of Second Chance Schools has been developed as an effort to combat the social exclusion of adults who have not finished basic education and do not have the necessary qualifications and skills to adapt to modern vocational requirements. Young people aged between 18 and 30 who have dropped out of school are now able to complete their compulsory 9-year education.

Special, intensive primary and lower secondary school courses are run at Second Chance Schools and graduates are issued with a leaving certificate equivalent to that of the Primary and Lower Secondary School leaving certificate. This entitles them to register with the Unified Lyceum, Technical Vocational Educational Institutes and post-gymnasium IEK and to attend certain vocational training courses.

The course lasts 18 months with 20 hours of class per week held in the evening. A necessary condition is that candidates reside in prefectures where Second Chance Schools operate.

Today there are 5 Second Chance Schools in operation, in Athens (Peristeri, Menidi), Patra, Thessaloniki and Heraklion-Crete, and in the future there are plans to establish other similar schools.

Second Chance Schools are established following a recommendation from the Institute of Continuing Adult Education (IDEKE) in collaboration with the competent local government authorities in order to ensure the proper conditions for running such schools.

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The institution of Second Chance Schools has been developed as an effort to combat the social exclusion of adults who have not finished basic education. Second Chance Schools are established following a recommendation from the Institute of Continuing Adult Education

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Urban infrastructure - in one borough/neighborhood block of flats are built in a way they have common, open spaces for inhabitants on the first floors of the building - they can organize there whatever they need: conference rooms, co-working spaces, cribs/kindergardens, library, whatever.

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[tool][municipal level] Local Initiative 

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[tool][municipal level] Local Initiative 

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a grant format for informal groups of neighbors/inhabitants who want to build something together, repair, organise - they apply in a simplified way for funding, the municipality is "doing the shopping" for them and they act themselves. Short period of time, high effectiveness, lots of fun.

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[institutions][concept] Folk High Schools (PL: Uniwersytety Ludowe, DE: Volkshochschule)

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[institutions][concept] Folk High Schools (PL: Uniwersytety Ludowe, DE: Volkshochschule)

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are institutions for adult education that generally do not grant academic degrees, though certain courses might exist leading to that goal. Based on Grudvig pedagogical approach for adult education, lifelong learning and holistic development.

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Project " Miejsca Aktywności Mieszkańców"

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Project " Miejsca Aktywności Mieszkańców"

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The public space managed by an NGO together with inhabitants of a district. The space is available for ANY of activities local society decides to do and it's co-managed and co-organised as a community. Beautiful case! More about it:
[in polish] https://mam.bis-krakow.pl

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Chcesz stworzyć Miejsce Aktywności Mieszkańców w swojej miejscowości lub sąsiedztwie?

Prowadzisz podobne działania i poszukujesz wsparcia, nowych pomysłów lub przygotowania lokalnych animatorów społecznych?
Reprezentujesz samorząd lokalny i zastanawiasz się nad zleceniem prowadzenia centrum społecznościowego lokalnym NGO?
Jeśli masz inny pomysł na współpracę z nami - serdecznie zapraszamy!

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Miejsca Aktywnosci Mieszkańców - ogólnodostępne centrum społecznościowe przeznaczone dla wszystkich, którzy chcą działać lokalnie i potrzebują do tego przestrzeni

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Chcesz stworzyć Miejsce Aktywności Mieszkańców w swojej miejscowości lub sąsiedztwie? Prowadzisz podobne działania i poszukujesz wsparcia, nowych pomysłów lub przygotowania lokalnych animatorów społecznych? Reprezentujesz samorząd lokalny i zastanawiasz się nad zleceniem prowadzenia centrum społecznościowego lokalnym NGO? Jeśli masz inny pomysł na współpracę z nami - serdecznie zapraszamy!

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Online materials etc.