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Creating better cities together.
How can cities turn small-scale experiments into long-term transformation? This interactive workshop introduces the Liveability Design Approach (LDA), a framework that combines strategic vision with practical tools for creating more liveable, resilient, and adaptive cities. Drawing on examples from cities across the Baltic Sea Region, participants will explore how co-creation, experimentation, and continuous learning can be embedded into urban planning and governance. Through discussion and hands-on exercises, the workshop offers practical insights into connecting innovative urban practices with long-term strategies and fostering a culture of collaboration, adaptation, and systemic change.
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Andrea Cederquist

Project manager, Heinrich Böll Foundation SH
Andrea Cederquist is a project manager and expert in citizen participation, social innovation, and sustainable urban development at the Heinrich Böll Foundation Schleswig-Holstein. She coordinates international cooperation projects across the Baltic Sea Region and beyond that promote... Read More →
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Mārtiņš Eņģelis

Councillor, The Riga City Council
Mārtiņš Eņģelis is a Latvian urban researcher, spatial planning expert, and politician specializing in sustainable urban development, culture, and civic engagement. Based in Riga, he has worked across public administration, tourism, and cultural sectors, and currently serves... Read More →
Thursday September 24, 2026 2:30pm - 3:45pm CEST
Otwarta Przestrzeń Kultury St. John of Nepomuk Church in Szczytnicki Park aleja Dąbska, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland

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