INVITATION: Round Table ACT4CITY - 12/5/2016, Podgorica

We invite you to take part in the Round table entitled ACT4CITY which aims to improve cooperation between the actors of the public, private and civil sector who are disposed to cities / towns in Montenegro become more sustainable places to live. The invitation to participate in a round table is addressed to the representatives of the public, private and civil sector in Montenegro.

TOPIC OF THE ROUND TABLE

Who are the acters who deal with cities and their sustainability in Montenegro (walking, cycling and public transport, waste management, social housing, public spaces, promote the use of sustainable forms of energy, involvement of citizens in spatial planning, etc.)? How to enhance their cooperation that so that it would support the quality of life in our cities? These are the topics that will be discussed at the Round table ACT4CITY on Thursday, 12/5/2016 at 11 a.m. in the premises of the Foundation Petrovic Njegos in Podgorica.

PARTICIPANTS

The Round table will bring together about 20 participants - 15 participants from Montenegro and 5 representatives of partners from the region (Macedonia, Croatia and Serbia).

DEADLINE FOR CONFIRMATION OF PARTICIPATION

We would be very pleased if you accepted the invitation to participate in the Round table. Please confirm no later than Monday 9 May 2016 on e - mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. note: Round table ACT4CITY.

Round table is organized by NGO Expeditio in cooperation with partners – Ministry of Space, Belgrade (SRB),City Creative Network - CCN, Skopje (MAK), Art Workshop Lazareti, Dubrovnik (CRO).

Round table is part of the project ACT4CITY - BAC Balkan program for arts and culture, and co-financed through the European project Artizen Initiative - EU's Creative Europe Programme.

Best regards on behalf of the project partners,

Tatjana Rajic

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ACT4CITY is funded by Balkan Arts and Culture Fund BAC. BAC is supported by the Swiss Government through the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and the European Cultural Foundation (EFC).