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Amsterdam2030 door !ANATA LAB
!ANATA LAB stelt zichzelf voor de uitdaging voor Groot Amsterdam een TOEKOMSTBEELD te schetsen dat uitgaat van nieuwsgierigheid, ambities en inclusief denken en doen.
Amsterdam heeft zo’n toekomstbeeld nodig. Amsterdam steekt schril af bij bruisende culturele metropolen als Londen, Parijs, Barcelona en Berlijn. En als niemand in beweging komt, ligt – mede door de crisis – een verdere verschraling van Amsterdam als culturele en tolerante wereldstad op de loer.
Het project Great Amsterdam 2030 heeft tot doel een toekomstvisie te ontwikkelen de Amsterdam en omstreken in 2030. De toekomstvisie zal verwerkt worden een in rapport, een boek (en e-book), filmpjes en een website. Het geheel zal aan de bestuurders van de stad worden gepresenteerd tijdens een symposium op 15 november 2012 in de Zwijger .
Het boek, de films en de website bevatten niet alleen de visie van !ANATA LAB, het bevat ook interviews met Groot Amsterdammers – kunstenaars, huisvrouwen, bestuurders, scholieren, vormgevers, marktkooplieden, etc – die allemaal hun visie met ons deelden, en ‘werkopdrachten’ van hoe we het lonkend perspectief – van een creatieve, duurzame en tolerante Regio in Europa – tot realiteit kunnen maken.
VOLG ONS BINNENKOORT OP: www.amsterdam2030.nl Via Amsterdam2030 
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