Participation in democratic processes has been a focal challenge in the last decades, as generations are becoming apathic to politics. If we want to turn
nterview with Eszter Kostenszky and Balázs Humayer 1 July is Semmelweis Day in Hungary, celebrating the achievements of healthcare professionals. So our topic in July
The effects of losing the biodiversity and environmental integrity are omnipotent in our lives, and they scream for a New Deal with mother nature. The
Interview with Maria Chiara Pizzorno This May, we are focusing on social innovation. But for municipalities, it is a challenging topic: implementing social innovation cannot
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…. comprehensive solutions to the emerging global water crisis. Water scarcity is the phenomenon when fresh water supply falls below the standard demand. Water can
Interview with Eszter Héjj Thank you for sitting down for this interview Eszter, we are grateful for giving us some of your time. February is
So I want to begin with an apology. I apologise in advance for writing another one of those articles that uses COVID as an excuse
… via Integrated Urban Green Space management Today’s cities are heavily populated and densely built-up. Improving the quality of life of citizens by providing them
Isolation has been a challenge for the elderly generations in the last decades, but it has been more than ever relevant as the covid pandemic
… via Community-sourced Cultural Heritage Valorization The folklore of Saint Martin is part of our pan-European cultural heritage. It is about much more than churches
Cities are to be the forums where solutions to major current and future challenges are born, as they are living labs for policy, innovation, creativity
How the EU is Legislating for Nature Restoration in Cities? In the last couple of years, increased attention has been paid to environmental challenges in
Unexpected and dramatic precipitation events become everyday struggles as the effects of climate change can be felt more and more on our skin. Managing the
This month, we talked to Wim de Kinderen, who works for the Brussels Office of Brainport Eindhoven. This interview will cover a lot from living
We already talked about monitoring the environment with bees, but on a more general level, the presence of bees is an indicator for an area’s
Readers of the BURST Magazine may be familiar with the New European Bauhaus initiative, as we already covered it in July last year. However, this
We already talked about monitoring the environment with bees, but on a more general level, the presence of bees is an indicator for an area’s