Under Berlin’s radiant sky, this year’s Creative Bureaucracy Festival took place on 5 June 2025 - inviting everyone to be amazed, to exchange ideas, and to think ahead together. Like last year, the Liveability project was there in person.
Under Berlin’s radiant sky, this year’s Creative Bureaucracy Festival took place on 5 June 2025 - inviting everyone to be amazed, to exchange ideas, and to think ahead together. Like last year, the Liveability project was there in person.
Under Berlin’s radiant sky, this year’s Creative Bureaucracy Festival took place on 5 June 2025 - inviting everyone to be amazed, to exchange ideas, and to think ahead together. Like last year, the Liveability project was there in person.
Under Berlin’s radiant sky, this year’s Creative Bureaucracy Festival took place on 5 June 2025 - inviting everyone to be amazed, to exchange ideas, and to think ahead together. Like last year, the Liveability project was there in person.
Cities across the Baltic Sea Region took a major step forward in the Liveability project by exploring how the Charter for Designing The Liveable City can be piloted in local contexts.
Our most recent Liveability Talk brought together urban enthusiasts, city leaders, and experts from across the Baltic region for a dynamic online discussion focused on the future of liveable cities.
On March 19–20, partners of the Liveability project gathered in Nykøbing Falster, Denmark, for a two-day meeting hosted by the Municipality of Guldborgsund.
It's been some time since we adopted our new corporate identity for the Liveable Cities Network and Label. After testing it over the past few months, we're excited to share the story behind it with you.
A new resource for city and municipal development was finalized and published: thePractice Guide for Public Interest Design, developed through the collaborative efforts of cities and municipalities in the Baltic Sea Region.
The European Union Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region (EUSBSR) Annual Forum was hosted by the Swedish Government and the Nordic Council of Ministers. The Liveability project launched its Label and the Liveable City Network at the event.
Join us on the journey towards Liveability! The partnership of the Liveability project invites you to get involved in designing a better future for Baltic Sea Region cities and making them more liveable.
