Image source: Screenshot-2022-05-03 at http://www.civicestate.eu/barcelona/
| Country | Spain | |
| City | Barcelona | |
| Name | Civic eState – Community Management | |
| Date | 2017 | |
| Description of the project | “Barcelona’s administration has adapted to a bottom-up approach and it has consequently developed various policies which consist of the aggregation of each neighbourhood’s politics. This is one of the main reason why Barcelona took part in the Civic eState project. (…)
While the city has been developing multiple strategies of civic management in the past (that is a community association managing a public resource), Barcelona is hoping to turn this practice into a community management strategy. This meaning that the association managing the public resource should not only serve the purpose of the organization itself but it also should have its own mechanisms to be connected to the surrounding community interests and needs. The shift from Civic Management to Community Management implies incorporating a form of democratic and participatory governance, understanding that the entire community must be able to participate in the resource. To strengthen, support and promote these communitarian experiences, the Barcelona City Council, with the support of different kinds of social stakeholders, developed in 2017 the Community Use and Management of Citizen Assets Programme. The programme has defined two main guidelines, the Community Balance and the Citizen Assets Catalogue.” (https://urbact.eu/shifting-civic-management-community-management-barcelona-transfer-story) |
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| Urban Co-Governance | Strong | |
| Enabling State | Strong | |
| Pooling | Moderate | |
| Experimentalism | Strong | |
| Tech Justice | Moderate | |
| Project Website | http://www.civicestate.eu/barcelona/ | |
| References, sources, contact person(s) | https://urbact.eu/shifting-civic-management-community-management-barcelona-transfer-story
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