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Intercultural cities Joint action of the Council of Europe and the European Commission
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Lacking sense of cohesion Diverse talents Language skills
RATIONALE & PHILOSOPHY Exclusion and poverty Urban violence Radicalisation Wasted talent Missed opportunities Lacking sense of cohesion Diverse talents Language skills Links to emerging markets Enterpreneurship Cosmopolitan feel Creativity
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Addressing the cultural routes of exclusion
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“Side effects” of multiculturalism
RATIONALE & PHILOSOPHY “Side effects” of multiculturalism Competition for influence and resources Neglect of the internal diversity of ethnic groups Gatekeepers empowered Lack of a sense of community and a pluralist identity Spatial segregation which perpetuates the vicious circle of poverty and exclusion
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Thinking about integration differently
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reinforces the community uses diversity as a resource
AN APPROACH TO INTEGRATION THAT IS culturally sensitive reinforces the community uses diversity as a resource does not compromise on core values and principles
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Intercultural city
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Intercultural policy
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Intercultural policy
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Adapting governance, institutions and services to a diverse population
INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION Celebrating diversity, recognising the unique importance and contribution of each culture while emphasising shared values and a pluralist identity Adapting governance, institutions and services to a diverse population De-segregation/cultural mixing in institutions and public space buidling bridges and trust between ethnic communities Dealing with cultural conflict through special institutions, mediation and open public debate Realising the positive potential of diversity
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A strategic, co-ordinated approach Strong leadership
HOW DOES IT WORK? A strategic, co-ordinated approach Strong leadership Results-based accountability
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KEY PRINCIPLES OF INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION
Celebrating diversity, recognising the unique importance and contribution of each culture while emphasising shared values and a pluralist identity
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Adapting governance, institutions and services to a diverse population
KEY PRINCIPLES OF INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION Adapting governance, institutions and services to a diverse population
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Housing Public space Education Social services
CITY FUNCTIONS THROUGH THE INTERCULTURAL LENS The policy grid Sport and arts Public space Housing Education Employment Language training Social services
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KEY PRINCIPLES OF INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION
Dealing with cultural conflict through special institutions, mediation and open public debate
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KEY PRINCIPLES OF INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION
Dealing with cultural conflict through special institutions, mediation and open public debate
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Realising the positive potential of diversity
KEY PRINCIPLES OF INTERCULTURAL INTEGRATION Realising the positive potential of diversity
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The Intercultural cities pilot network
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Diagnostic & profiling
THE INTERCULUTRAL CITIES METHOD A STRATEGIC APPROACH Diagnostic & profiling Learning and mentoring Strategy development Indicators and evaluation
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THE INTERCULTURAL CITY NETWORK IN ACTION
TOOLS POLICY REVIEW PEER MENTORING CITY PROFILES THE INTERCULTURAL CITY NETWORK IN ACTION TRANSFER GOOD PRACTICE STRATEGIES INDICATORS
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INTERCULTURAL CITIES INDEX
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INTERCULTURAL CITIES INDEX
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