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Author: European Commission

The New European Bauhaus Toolbox is a practical guide designed to support the implementation of local projects inspired by the values of sustainability, inclusion, and beauty of the New European Bauhaus (NEB). Based on lessons learned from 20 local initiatives, the document provides methodologies, tools, and resources to facilitate the co-creation and transformation of urban and rural spaces.

Key points:

• The NEB promotes projects that integrate innovative design, community participation, and sustainable solutions;

• The proposed methodology is structured into three phases: identification, exploration, and refinement, with specific tools for each stage;

• Practical exercises include stakeholder mapping, participatory design, problem-solution analysis, and strategies for integrating biodiversity.

The Toolbox highlights the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, local adaptation, and community engagement to achieve meaningful outcomes. It provides examples and adaptable guides that allow the replication of best practices across various European contexts.

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