Partners

INTA has the privilege to be closely associated with the following partners. Please contact the INTA Secretariat to learn about discounts for INTA members to the activities organised by INTA partners.


BURA: British Urban Regeneration Agency (www.bura.org.uk)

The British Urban Regeneration Association, (BURA), is the leading membership organisation championing regeneration. Its unique strength derives from its wide range of members in the private, public and community sectors; this distinguishes it from any other sector interest group. BURA identifies and promotes best practice in regeneration.

Stadslab is the European urban design laboratory where professionals and academia meet to exchange knowledge and know-how. Located in Tilburg, Netherlands, it offers design expertise to small and medium sized cities and regions in Europe in order to create coherent, sustainable and successful urban environments. Participants benefit from the experience of real time cases (working within a multidisciplinary network) and the opportunity of being coached by internationally appraised experts. INTA members have privileged access to the Stadslab Master Class.
www.stadslab.eu


Metropolis

Metropolis is the World Association of Major Metropolises. Metropolis is also the metropolitan section of the United Cities & Local Government organization (UCLG). Created in 1985, the Metropolis Association is represented by more than 100 members from across the world and operates as an international forum for exploring issues and concerns common to all big cities and metropolitan regions. The mission of Metropolis is to accompany cities in mutual learning, innovation, governance, technical/financial assistance, international presence and debate.
www.metropolis.org

NAHRO: National Association Housing and Redevelopment Officials USA (www.nahro.org)
The National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) is the leading housing and community development advocate in the United States for the provision of adequate and affordable housing and strong, viable communities for all Americans—particularly those with low- and moderate-incomes. Our members administer HUD programs such as Public Housing, Section 8, CDBG and HOME.

IFHP: International Federation Housing and Planning (www.ifhp.org)
The International Federation for Housing and Planning (IFHP) is a world-wide network of professional institutions and individuals of many signatures active in the broad fields of housing, urban development and planning. With a main focus on sustainable development, the Federation organises a wide range of activities and creates opportunities for the international exchange of knowledge and experience in these professional fields. By this exchange, its aim is to promote mutual learning and inspiration, and generate new ideas amongst professionals in order to equip them to find the best local solutions to the global challenges facing housing and planning today.

Isocarp: International Society of City and Regional Planners (www.isocarp.org)
ISOCARP - International Society of City and Regional Planners - is a professional association that aims at networking planners worldwide, also including planning-related institutions It organises annual congresses and regional events, short-term urban professional advisory teams for planning institutions, meetings of Mayors and authorities and young planning professionals’ workshops. It yearly delivers Awards for excellence in planning and publishes among others an International Manual of Planning Practice in 100 countries. It has Regional Offices in Sitges-Barcelona, Brussels-Europe, Nairobi and Cancun.

Nicis Institute (Ducth Institute for Urban Research) (www.nicis.nl)
Nicis Institute generates innovative knowledge to address national and international urban issues. The institute operates as a centre of excellence for cities. It is the premier knowledge institute for urban issues, with a focus on reinforcing the economic and social strength of cities. Nicis Institute responds to the demand that exists among those who operate in the urban landscape. Cities, organisations and the media can take advantage of the institute’s expertise. For cities the institute doubles as a cooperation partner that looks ahead, conducts research, evaluates, trains, advises, supports and unites.


Living Labs Global (www.livinglabs-europe.com)
Living Labs Global is an initiative to create a global marketplace for mobility. This international association focuses on building a transparent marketplace, stimulating demand and creating lead markets for advanced mobile services in collaboration with industry, public sector and the research community.



AFDU: Association Française du Développement Urbain (www.afdu.fr)

La mission de l'AFDU - Association Française du Développement Urbain, est de faciliter la coopération et les échanges d'informations, d'idées et d'expériences, entre tous les acteurs du développement urbain, tant les collectivités territoriales que des organismes publics ou privés. Une structure tripartite sans équivalent :
- pour Rencontrer et appartenir à ce réseau,
- pour Comprendre les évolutions et bénéfices d'une aide à la décision,
- pour Agir, faire entendre sa voix par des prises de décision et des propositions écoutées à haut niveau.
Un pluralisme assuré par les adhérents : élus, représentants des secteurs public et privé.

Association Internationale Villes et Ports (www.aivp.org)

Founded in 1988, AIVP, the worldwide network of port cities, brings together the urban and port stakeholders in the development of cities and ports as well as their partners. AIVP provides a forum for the men and women who make the port cities progress towards stronger competitiveness whilst improving the quality of life for their inhabitants.

AIVP are privileged witnesses to the mutations under way in the cities and ports of the whole world. Your desire to innovate and your concerns about performances are at the centre of our objectives and our practices.

TABC: Taiwan Architecture and Building Centre