Nature-based community identity

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1 The Nordic City Challenge 18 Team TBC Riikka David Enarsson Jorge Ahumada Pei-Yu Lin Philippa Simmonds Porkola Nature-based community identity

2 imagine this is you

3 this is you with your relatives

4 this is you with your relatives and your neighbours

5 How do you identify yourself here?

6 A group of people

7 A group of people sharing lives in a common area

8 A community

9 Or more?

10 A coummunity connects people to nature

11 it is not just a place for you to have a house to live in, it is a place for you to bring you to life, to learn, to share, to belong to.

12 A community takes care of your life, and you take care of this community.

13 KULBANEKVARTERETS

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15 THERE IS A LACK OF COMMON SPACES FOR ALL RESIDENTS - Physical meeting points missing - Different identities in different parts of the area - The park as a historical divide - How to maintain the community engagement?

16 HEALTH + WELLBEING community living room local memory connect humans & animals sense of place social capital social justice

17 TAKING CARE OF THE PLACE and TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF

18 Community living room A DIVIDED COMMUNITY

19 MUNICIPALITY PARK PROJECT

20 FINDING SOCIAL ECOLOGICAL CONNECTIONS

21 GENERATING FLOWS

22 CATCHING FLOWS CULTURE BASED LIVING ROOM ANIMALS LOOK HISTORY COFFEE

23 UP THE HILL

24 CREATING COMMUNITY

25 Volunteering LOCALS CAN INFLUENCE THE LIFE and WELLBEING OF THE AREA.

26 1. People together, like different minorities, ethnic and religious groups have a chance to participate 2. Break stereotypes 3. All are equal in the volunteering network 4. To have a feeling that you are belonging to the bigger group 5. Responsibilities bring feeling of meaning and owning 6. You get education and skills

27 HYGGE!

28 Local memory

29 Local memory

30 Local memory

31 Connecting humans and animals

32 Connecting humans and animals

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37 Community Animals

38 Community Animals

39 Community Animals

40 Community Animals

41 Main Challenges - Engaging the local people for volunteering - How to keep people engaged during the planning - The experiment of urban animals - Ethical consideration of the animals

42 Budget and timeline 60 million DKK from Ministry of Immigration & Integration Possibility of applying additional funding from the municipality: fits with goals of Co-create Copenhagen. Crowdfunding for community living room.

43 Budget and timeline Begin coffee and volunteer activities using Lightbox. Communicate plans through local events and newsletter.

44 Budget and timeline Landscaping and tree planting, start building playground, football pitch, outdoor cooking area and Community Living Room

45 Budget and timeline Renovation complete, celebratory event and ongoing participation

46 1.Community living room 2.Local memory 3.Connecting humans and animals

47 Taking care of the place Taking care of yourself

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50 THANK YOU!