SUSTAINABLE
NORDIC CITIES
CONNECTING NORDIC CITIES
Nordic City Network is a networking organisation connecting professional urban planners and designers, dedicated to sharing the latest knowledge to develop sustainable cities in the Nordics.
Our network connects Nordic city representatives with business, academia and civil society to explore sustainable urban planning and development. By sharing, exploring and learning we boost urban planning in our Nordic Cities to become sustainable and to reach Agenda 2030.
Jun 18 | 2024
25th anniversary!
In 2025, Nordic City Network has its 25th anniversary. Read more about the upcoming celebration.
Jun 15 | 2024
450 byprojekter – 10 years later
The NCN publication 450 byprojekter celebrates 10 years and lot has happened since then. Where does the Nordic urban development stand today, compared to 10 years ago? Read more about the update that is underway.
Jun 12 | 2024
Members’ meeting June 11th
The second members' meeting of the year was held June 11th. Together with the new board of NCN, the first half of 2024 was summed up and upcoming events were discussed - read more about it here.
Upcoming events
Past events
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march
Our first Morning Meeting of the year will delve into the creation of lively city centers in mid-sized cities. We'll explore intelligent space utilization for climate-adaptive redesigning of city centers in densely populated areas. We'll investigate how urban investments can lead to socially and economically sustainable city hubs. Additionally, we'll explore the tools and science-based methods for climate-based city center adaptations.
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april
The second morning meeting of the spring will focus on how we can create coherent neighborhoods in our medium-sized cities.
Mark your calendars for the upcoming Morning Meeting on Connected Neighborhoods, scheduled for April 24th . During this session, we’ll have the privilege of hearing from Finn Williams, the City Architect of Malmö. His focus will be on understanding children’s perspectives in the development of neighborhoods and public spaces.
Additionally, we’re excited to welcome representatives from two other esteemed organizations:
may
The third morning meeting of the spring will focus on how we can create Sustainable regional development in our medium-sized cities.
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