On Thursday, 28th April PULCHRA Ireland hosted an online sharing event to honour the students, teachers, and stakeholders who have engaged with the Irish element of the European-wide project. The PULCRHA project aims to bring together school students, local experts, community members, and other stakeholders to learn more about different sustainability challenges in the cityRead more
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Better jobs and opportunities are pulling more and more people to cities. By the year 2030, two-thirds of Europeans will live in cities1. But urbanisation has created a unique set of problems, such as environmental degradation and poverty. Urban life is far from ideal, and it has become crucial that we develop new solutions to tackle rapid urban expansion, especially given the current climate crisis. New methods of city planning and governing is essential in managing environmental, social and economic problems in cities.
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedStudents from T.G. Masaryka, Moravské Budějovice, Czech Republic have been working on project mission “New Park” as part of their PULCHRA project.
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedThe latest and final edition of the PULCHRA Project and School News has now been published. Hear from Prof. Costas Cartalis as
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedThe final issue of the PULCHRA School News is out. A huge thanks to all the PULCHRA City Science Reporters who contributed!
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedThe international PULCHRA project is coming to an end. There were six topics for the pupils to choose from. The most common
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedIn the second year of the City Challenges in Sweden, more than 200 students from various schools in the Stockholm region had
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By pulchra-ireland | Comments are ClosedPULCHRA School Workshop (Cities and Climate Change, new challenges for education at the school level), Athens, November 7th, 2022 Maria Dimopoulou has
