CITIES
Tallinn
Kopli Peninsula
Pilot objectives:
- To strengthen community relationships and trust in Kopli by organizing regular cultural and educational community meetups in Kopli 93.
- To collect, experiment, and teach traditional skills merged with modern innovation to diversify the community and enlarge the collection of tools available for them in times of need.
- To build an ecosystem of local stakeholders (vocational schools, NGOs, makerspaces, artisans, businesses, activists) to diversify and boost the local productive, creative and economic environment in order to make the neighborhood more self-sufficient and resilient.
- To build a self-organized community to make the community members more capable for governing without the government.
- To build a community of researchers to enhance and disseminate the work that we are doing in Kopli 93.
Our mission is to bring people together to revive and upgrade traditional skills and know-how of food production, building, and repairing by applying global design, permaculture, and design thinking for Northern Tallinn citizens in order to make our pilot area communities more resilient for the future.
Contact the Tallinn pilot:
Karin Kruup: [email protected]
Social media contacts:
https://www.facebook.com/Kopli93/
https://www.instagram.com/kopli_93/?hl=en
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKEieNwY6vt6lM2av_eFmrg
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EVENTS FROM THE PILOT
30 November
CENTRINNO FOCUS GROUP SERIES
Online
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Centrinno Focus Group: Workshops Thematic Focus
When: from March 9 until November 23CENTRINNO is launching a Focus Group series to external stakeholders to present and discuss our approaches to specific thematic challenges. The initiative has the twofold objective of engaging with important actors to receive feedback on the validation of our concept and tools, but also it aims to be an inspiration window where external stakeholders can reflect on the possible uptake or adoption of similar approaches in different contexts.
An opportunity to exchange views and discover innovative approaches on themes that are common to our jobs and professional challenges. Even more interestingly, the CENTRINNO Focus Group activities aim to be the base room to create new synergies on specific topics, or even new networks of collaboration and future project opportunities.
The CENTRINNO Focus Group consists of a series of five online workshops on the following key topics and with the following timeline:
▪ Heritage: 9 March 2023 at 1pm CET ▪ Social Inclusion: 20th April 2023 ▪ Circularity: 15th June 2023 ▪ Vocational Training: 14th September 2023 ▪ Fab City Hubs: 23rd November 2023 Download the PDF to know more on the following ones.