CityChangers: co-ownership and regenerative urban transition
In the video conversation ‘How to Make an Impact with Co-Ownership’ from the CityChangers in Conversation series, Pepijn Duijvestein, founder of New Economy, talks about ownership and affordability in public space, and how new forms of governance make a difference for communities.
What is the conversation about?
In the CityChangers conversation (CityChangers in Conversation series), the central question is how co-ownership organises value and responsibility in the city differently. Pepijn Duijvestein discusses ownership and affordability in public space and the role of new forms of governance for communities.
New Economy connects this with regenerative urban transition: the interplay of design, governance and local economics, and the role of residents, entrepreneurs and public actors in shared value creation.
| Form | Video conversation (CityChangers in Conversation) |
|---|---|
| Conversation | How to Make an Impact with Co-Ownership |
| Source | CityChangers.org |
| Speaker | Pepijn Duijvestein |
| Role | Founder of New Economy |
| Topic | Co-ownership, public space, governance |
| Year | 2022 |
What the conversation addresses
- Co-ownership as a different way to organise urban value, ownership and responsibility.
- Ownership and affordability in public space.
- New forms of governance as a difference maker for communities.
- Regenerative urban transition as an interplay of design, governance and local economics.
Where can the conversation be watched?
The conversation can be watched on CityChangers.org in the CityChangers in Conversation series. This page uses New Economy framing and points to CityChangers as the source.
The video conversation ‘How to Make an Impact with Co-Ownership’ from the CityChangers in Conversation series, about ownership and affordability in public space.
Co-ownership organises value, ownership and responsibility in the city in a shared way.
Pepijn Duijvestein, founder of New Economy in Amsterdam.
New forms of governance can, according to the conversation, make a difference for communities in ownership and affordability.
The conversation can be watched on CityChangers.org in the CityChangers in Conversation series.