> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://framework.centrinno.eu/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://framework.centrinno.eu/the-next-steps-of-this-gitbook-1.md).

# Policy recommendations

Partners have worked in recommendations for future policies. Two reports were created: 

**1) Towards innovative, inclusive and creative hubs in European cities**

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This policy report makes use of the learnings from Horizon 2020 CENTRINNO, T-Factor and HUB-IN projects aiming to provide guidance in the implementation of heritage-driven urban regeneration approaches by making cities more creative, resilient, and innovative.

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**2) VOICES FOR THE FUTURE(S) OF REGENERATIVE NEIGHBORHOODS: POLICY ADVOCACY FOR EU, LOCAL POLICYMAKERS, AND FAB CITY HUBS**

As we navigate the complex interconnections between global directives, local strategies, and innovation ecosystems, CENTRINNO project shared 9 main categories of policy guidelines outlining what the European Union, local policymakers, and (existing or upcoming) Fab City Hubs can do in the next few years to support cities towards regenerative urban models.

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This work was part of the Deliverable "CENTRINNO BLUEPRINTS: Policy development guidelines for replicability and wider use in other cities" presented [here.](/centrinno-framework/centrinno-resources/blueprints.md)&#x20;


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