Baltic Urban Lab is organising a workshop in Tallinn, Estonia for all interested parties - UBC member cities are warmly welcome to join the workshop activities for the day of 2nd of March 2017 (8:45-17:00).

Inclusion of actors outside the public planning organisations has become increasingly important for reaching planning goals in an efficient manner, by pooling resources and sharing risks. However, it is not very common yet for cities to work in a very co-ordinated way with approaches following the public-private-people partnership (4P) principles. Therefore, the first Baltic Urban Lab Workshop will focus on the practical implementation of public-private-people partnership models in urban planning with a special emphasis on cooperation with private sector actors. Real-life case examples from cities around the Baltic Sea region will be showcased.

Registration to the workshop will be open until 20 February 2017!

More information (agenda and registration link) can be found here.