“Where is my time?” This is the question at the heart of #MyTimeMatters, the first European citizen campaign to bring the right to time into public debate. Far from being anecdotal, this question reflects a broader reality: across Europe, people increasingly feel they do not have enough time, are constantly rushed, and struggle to balance […]
Public presentation of the Local and Regional Time Agenda in its 6th topic, exploring how local and regional governments can plan and build chronocities and chronoterritories that can lead to sustainble futures. The presentation will explore what chronocities are, and how to build and plan a chronosensitive territory. The first good practice on building a Chronocity will be explored, with the example of Bad Kissingen, and experts will also debate how chronocities can relate with sustainable economic development and public health.
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