This video was submitted in November 2022 by Ulrika Stevens. Thank you for your submission!

Keywords:
London; housing; community; benefitsociety; affordable

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Ulrika Stevens. Thank you for your submission!

A community owned former factory is redeveloped into a collective by its tenants. In this interview, we take a look at how various business concepts can be combined to ensure diversity in urban centers.

Keywords:Berlin; innovation; business; community; collective

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Ulrika Stevens. Thank you for your submission!

Largo Residências is a cooperative hotel and hostel in Lisbon. The organization is active vla cultural events and social services that have been transforming the neighborhood. In this interview, we take a look at how a cultural venue can act as a mediator between local initiatives and political forces to play a key role in bringing affordable housing and tourism regulations to the forefront.

Keywords:
Lisbon; residence; tourism; community; socialaction

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Luis Anthony Saavedra Medina.Thank you for your submission!

LA IMPORTANCIA DE CONSERVAR NUESTRO PATRIMONIO HISTORICO DE PIURA.

AUTORES: GUERRERO ZURITA, Bileyvi Abigail. MACHARE ZAPATA, Ethel Alejandra. RAMÍREZ CASTILLO, Génesis Daniela. SAAVEDRA MEDINA, Luis Anthony. VARGAS OLEMAR, Manuel

Keywords: RESTAURACIÓN, CONSERVACIÓN, HISTORIA, IDENTIDAD y PROBLEMATICA

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Tamara Winkhardt-Möglich. Thank you for your submission Ms Menzies!

The Town of Bamberg was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1993 due to its medieval layout and its very well-preserved historic buildings. The Market Gardeners’ District with its inner-city cultivated areas is an integral part of the World Heritage Site. Urban horticulture has been practised here since the Middle Ages, right up to the present day.

Commercial horticulture has declined sharply in recent decades. As a result, large parts of the inner-city open space structures have fallen out of use. At the same time, new models of use such as self-harvest gardens and solidarity farming projects have emerged and historic liquorice cultivation revived. Old crops that are ideally adapted to Bamberg's climate and soil use being preserved for the future in a variety garden.

In several families, the next generation has now taken over the horticultural business. Some of these young people even have a seat on the city council to ensure that the interests of the gardeners get a hearing in the political arena.

Urban gardening is not a new trend in Bamberg, but looks back on centuries of tradition. The knowledge of growing and harvesting crops as well as seed propagation is passing down from generation to generation. This knowledge and skill is so valuable that it was included in the National Register of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2016.

More info at https://welterbe.bamberg.de/en/.

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Manolis Klontzas. Thank you for your submission Mr. Klontzas!

Keywords:
Heritage protection; Local communities and heritage; Cultural landscape; Destruction of monuments; Anthropocene and heritage

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Aruna Bagchee

Thank you for your submission Ms Bagchee!

Keywords:

Community, Vernacular, Traditional, , culture, Heritage

This video was submitted in November 2022 by Diane Menzies (Rongowhakaata Iwi) speaking with Damien Bell (Gundithmara).

Keywords:
story, land, people, connection, place

Turanganui-a-Kiwa, the harbour of Gisborne on the east coast of Te Ika-a-Maui, the North island of Aotearoa New Zealand connects this important place with the voyaging canoes from Te Moananui-a-Kiwa, the Pacific. The landfall of several canoes, whose stories are well known, such as the Horouta, the area is fertile, has been cared for since the 1300’s and is the home of Rongowhakaata. Their heritage is the land where tall forest trees grew in the well-watered soils, and where exemplary carving produced a house which has been the central exhibit of Aotearoa’s Museum Te Papa, having been previously stolen by the government. My Rongowhakaata heriatge is the stories, the land, the arts and the connections to the people through evenbts and genealogy. With currents threats to this heritage as across Aotearoa New Zealand of biodiversity loss, climate change and the degradation of water quality, Rongowhakaata iwi are working to restore riparian planting to stabilise river banks and the foreshore as well as develop advanced skills in landscape management.