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How can building regulations and urban planning frameworks help restore nature in cities? Join the third webinar in the Greening Cities Partnership series on the EU Nature Restoration Regulation to explore strategies for integrating biodiversity targets into both new developments and retrofitting projects.

Organised by the Greening Cities Partnership in collaboration with the NATURANCE Horizon project, this Innovation Lab roundtable brings together financial institutions and cities to explore mechanisms that accelerate investment in nature-based solutions, green infrastructure and biodiversity action, by addressing current barriers and highlighting enabling conditions through city-led case studies.

The Greening Cities Partnership continues its webinar series to support cities, regions, and national governments in implementing the EU Nature Restoration Regulation (NRR). This third session will focus on how cities can develop municipal roadmaps and Urban Nature Plans that are impactful, measurable, and aligned with community priorities and national objectives.

On the side of the Sustainable Tourism Partnership's 18th in person Meeting in Barcelona, this seminar discusses experiences of managing tourist activity that are being tried in several European cities in order to reduce its impact and promote a more sustainable approach. Speakers include public representatives from such well-known tourist destinations as Barcelona and Venice, members of European networks and institutions, and experts and researchers in the area of inclusive, sustainable tourism.

The third webinar organized by the Food Partnership will cover topics such as food education and food procurement, featuring two engaging case studies: the SchoolFood4Change project and the City of Krany's approach to joint public food procurement for public institutions.