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BiodiverCities was a pilot project of the European Parliament, implemented by the Joint Research Centre and Directorate-General for Environment of the European Commission.

Due to urbanization, the quality and quantity of green space within the city is under pressure. Finding a balance between function and quality for people and nature is challenging.

Lisbon citizens are quite aware of urban species. Thus, we engaged with citizens on more complex aspects of biodiversity: its importance for how nature provides benefits to humans (ecosystem services) and how humans experience biodiversity, in two parallel activities.

The BiodiverCities project in Regalbuto was an opportunity to implement an innovative process, for the first time in the city, of co-production of public policies on a municipal scale.

The citizen engagement process carried out in the city of Palermo, part of the BiodiverCities project, focused on the relationship between the green spaces of the city and their role in education.The process involved school teachers, families and pupils reflecting on the role of green spaces with

The Municipality of Valongo is part of the BiodiverCities project, a network of European cities that aims to involve citizens in the co-creation of greener cities.

The activities were developed in young and vibrant neighborhood Pilaite - a part of a capital city Vilnius, Lithuania.

One of the priorities set by this European Commission was to listen, engage and involve citizens in shaping the EU of the future.

CITIZENV is a new initiative developed by DG ENV in January 2019. It is designed as a Dialogue with Citizens and focuses on the environment and young people.