The agreement will create the Opengela Fundazioa, which will begin its work in 2021 to promote comprenhensive urban regeneration in neighbourhoods in the Basque Country, through local offices that will advise neighbourhoods. The actions aims to reduce the social inequalities, facilitate the eccess to reforms

In the neighbourhood offices linked to the Opengela project, the aim is to provide information regarding public aid which can be applied for, to help neighbourhoods with the paperwork involved in undertaking renovation work, to provide guidance on hiring professionals and companies to carry out

The researcher Sonia De Gregorio has produced a report for the Basque Government with recommendations to be considered in this area. The report includes a pilot test on the actions in Otxarkoaga. Among the different perspectives that are applied to urban regeneration processes, the gender

Sharing experiences with other one-stop-shops at the European level is one of the objectives that has been an integral part of the Opengela project from its inception. As an initiative supported by the European Union, the exchange of knowledge with similar projects or initiatives on

In a year and a half, this initiative financed by the European Horizon 2020 programme has already set up two pilot offices functioning as one-stop-shops to serve each of the neighbourhood. Opengela aids communities wishing to renovate their buildings by managing administrative paperwork, building relationships

An international conference gathering input from 6 EU funded projects working on urban regeneration One-Stop-Shops underlines the importance of local action in the forthcoming European and national recovery plans.  On 12 May an international multi-stakeholder Webinar was organised by Opengela (an EU-funded project led by