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6th lab: culture emerging from community activation

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04/10/2019 22:49   151 comments
08 December 2019
15:00 - 19:00
Reference: CR-MEET-2019-10-51
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Frontal lesson: Culture as a trigger for local community development processes

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Exchange of good practices (CPPC, Cooperactiva, LabGov.City and other Open Heritage partners will contribute)

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Viale della Bella Villa, 94
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Community activation motivates and inspires the general dino game population to take action. It combines several aspects adapted to individual groups with the purpose of altering habits or encouraging action: public sentiment analysis.

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