# CENTRINNO Platforms

Each city may choose its own path to develop its Fab City Hub and its own urban transformation process to foster a sustainable and inclusive economy. 

To achieve this, each city implements their own context-driven micro missions, supported by specific platforms and resources developed during the project. Each platform is focused on different aspects of the [CENTRINNO approach](/centrinno-project/centrinno-approach.md) and may be used by other cities that want to test and adjust the framework to their own reality. 

The [**CENTRINNO Cartography**](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/centrinno-cartography.md) allows visualisation of the tangible and intangible resources around pilot cities' sites, unfolding the potential for new **circular** management of urban resources. The [**Living Archive**](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/centrinno-living-archive.md) enables cities to ‘make **heritage**’ on and around their urban sites in ways that it inspires and supports them to build inclusive, circular, sustainable hubs. The [**School** ](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/centrinno-school.md)supports work on training activities, including **vocational training**, to bridge the gap between learning programs and the societal challenges outside the classroom. The [**Network** ](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/centrinno-network.md)supports the development of interconnected **socially inclusive** communities, both on the local scale to collaborate and address the city's challenges, and on the global scale to exchange knowledge with the wider community. The [**Blueprints**](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/blueprints.md) outline the project's findings and unpacks them into policy development guidelines for their replicability through new **innovation spaces** in other cities. 

![CENTRINNO key concepts and platforms](/files/vAjsJtP9zEsKsEVzir6c)


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