In October 2021, the second edition of the Time Use Week took place in Barcelona. The aim was to create thematic forums for exchanging and discussing time policies with key international stakeholders.
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The Network is made up of diverse Catalan, French and Italian local and regional governments and aims at sharing real experiences and pushing for the further recognition of time policies on the international agenda. In the frame of the Time Use Week’s Summit on Local, Metropolitan and Regional Time Policies, the relaunch of the Local
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Time Use Week started this Monday at 9:30 am at the Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site with a conversation between Carl Honoré, voice of the Slow movement, and Carla Estivill of the Estivill Sleep Foundation on how time affects our health and well-being and tips on how to live better. Carl Honoré and Carla Estivill
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Other topics to be discussed will be the reduction of working hours and good practices promoted by municipalities in the use of time. To conclude the Congress, the first World Declaration will be presented, which calls for the regulation of the Right to Time as a right of citizenship.
“Registrations are now open for the Time Use Week and the IATUR Conference, Barcelona from October 25th to 29th.
