The objective of this series of reports is to study the interplay of innovations with local welfare systems, to identify critical factors and think about appropriate ways of up-scaling innovations.
Privatization processes in the Polish capital sometimes turn citizens into innovators to address needs like childcare, immigrant support, housing and employment. This report, featuring local welfare innovations in Warsaw, is part of a series describing innovative projects in 20 cities across Europe.
This poster representing Warsaw-based initiative Mama Foundation supporting young mothers was exhibited at WILCO’s closing event.
A large number of people representing different organizations and the academic world attended this WILCO grassroots event in Warsaw.
A total of 20 European cities have been studied in depth within the WILCO framework. This report series represents the first attempt at understanding how the cities have developed over the last decades and how changes have contributed to the current landscape in the areas of housing, employment, family and immigration.
