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MP4

Making Places Profitable - Public and Private Open Spaces

MP4 focused on innovative approaches for planning and designing, maintaining and using public places. The project aim was to demonstrate how open space improvements offered positive socio-economic benefits, and how the benefits offered to key communities could be maintained in the long run (‘place-keeping'). In cooperation with key EU policymakers and networks, the project activities illustrated support for greater interaction between all those involved in the open space management process.

The project created and promoted model agreements for partnerships and social enterprises and implemented 8 urban regeneration projects. As an end result the project developed an EU-level Agenda for place-keeping and mainstream best practice across the North Sea Region.


BENEFICIARIES PER COUNTRY
UNITED KINGDOM
Sheffield City Council (South Yorkshire Forest Partnership)
University of Sheffield
Heriot-Watt University
THE NETHERLANDS
Gemeente Emmen
GERMANY
HafenCity Universitat Hamburg HCU
Lawaetz Foundation Hamburg
BELGIUM
Vlaamse Landmaatschappij
SWEDEN
Göteborgs Stad
DENMARK
University of Copenhagen, Centre for Forest, Landscape and Planning