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| Country | Spain | |
| City | Barcelona | |
| Name | Citizen Heritage Regulation | |
| Date | 2017 | |
| Description of the project | Within the “Participation area”, The Citizen Heritage Program for Community Use and Management is the conceptual and regulatory framework that Barcelona City Council has adopted to consolidate, support and promote community-based management experience. It is based on the logic that the public (municipal heritage) can become the common (patrimoni ciutadà) through new ways of interaction and shared management.
This legal framework makes it possible to give entity and administrative and regulatory protection to the management of the so-called “urban commons”. The citizen heritage program will be articulated around a catalog, which will show the list of real estate and land ceded to non-profit entities. In this way, citizens will be provided with access to and knowledge of what public resources and assets are part of the program and under what conditions they are ceded to the various entities. Associations and non-profit groups will be able to request, according to the availability of each moment, a municipal space to develop their project. (Source : Website) |
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| Urban Co-Governance | Moderate | |
| Enabling State | Strong | |
| Pooling | Moderate | |
| Experimentalism | Strong | |
| Tech Justice | Weak | |
| Project Website | https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/participaciociutadana/es/patrimonio-ciudadano | |
| References, sources, contact person(s) | Source : Website, Co-Cities studies, and official documentation as https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/participaciociutadana/sites/default/files/documents/barcelona_city_council_commons_policy_power_point.pdf
Contact : Mayor Ada Colau alcaldessa@bcn.cat |
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