This project arises from the conclusions of the longitudinal study carried out by a team from DINAMIA’CET-Iscte for EAPN over ten years – Barometer of the Observatory for the Fight Against Poverty in the City of Lisbon. Activity plan: 1. Signal community responses, in different areas, whose focus is the fight against poverty and social exclusion in the city of Lisbon; 2. Identify and characterize Good Practices in combating poverty and social exclusion in Lisbon; 3. Present criteria that can define what is understood as “Good Practices” in combating poverty and social exclusion in the city of Lisbon, considering the perspectives and proposals of: a. organizations that promote anti-poverty interventions; b. people targeted by interventions to combat poverty and social exclusion. 4. Understand the success factors and risk factors of 5 identified Good Practices and their biographical history. 5. Promote paths to social inclusion for people in situations of poverty and social exclusion, through 5 digital narratives. 7. Construction of an Infographic on what can be considered “Good Practice” in projects to combat poverty and social exclusion.

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We propose an international comparative approach enabling similiar questioning of neighborhoods affected by changes whose the causes are, possibly, comparable (globalization, metropolisation, transformation of national and local governments), but also the consequences in terms of social effects and take on change. The relations between resilience and resistance in these four central European urban neighborhoods will be studied on the basis of the practices of residents and users, which we consider to be less of the traditional logic of the "springboard district" than of the existence of spheres of life. belonging and uses that go well beyond the neighborhood, and can be described as "socio-spheres", and be grasped through the notion of "scenes". The analysis will be based on interviews about the life course of individuals and families living in the neighborhood at the time of the survey, and particularly those who struggle to maintain themselves by developing residential strategies (according to family, friends, professionals), as well as to individuals and families whose presence in the public space and their attachment to the territory (manifested by their activities and practices of certain places) express and anchor their desire to have a free appeal. The goal of "staying in town" is therefore the backbone of cross-examination of 4 central districts of major European cities: Paris, Brussels Lisbon and Vienna. These interviews, 240 in number (60 per site), will be supplemented by site-based, system-based observations to the extent that they offer resistance / resilience catches. The "systems of places" thus drawn up are combined with "linkage systems" making it possible to describe the hospitality of the reception area, its amenities, and the possibility for some poor households to remain in the city center, despite, and possibly due to, metropolisation.

Project goals were to analyze: 1) the regulatory framework of Volunteerism in SCML (assumptions, principles, objectives, expectations; 2) the degree of implementation of the principles and objectives underlying the implementation of the Voluntary Service in SCML (strengths and weaknesses, difficulties and obstacles, articulation with other internal services, 'good practices', innovation factors; 3.) the organizational and procedural models adopted (factors of effectiveness and efficiency, degree of satisfaction; 4) the results and actual Impacts of the Volunteer Service in the different areas of SCML intervention (results, degrees of satisfaction, confrontation with initial expectations; 5) to produce Strategic Recommendations. Methodology was based on a quantitative approach, which will make it possible to characterize motivations, satisfaction levels, constraints, expectations, perception of results and impacts, etc., of the various stakeholders within the scope of the project (Beneficiaries, Volunteers and the Services of SCML itself). Also, there was an approach of a qualitative nature, by means of which the knowledge relating to each of the dimensions of analysis is comprehensively explored. In this case, in addition to the framework of the Beneficiaries, Volunteers and Services of the SCML, a phase is also proposed to collect information with the beneficiaries' families.

Within the framework of the ILO-Swedish project on freedom of association and collective bargaining (GL0/09/60/SID), for the International Labour Organization and under the supervision of the Senior Project Officer, Pierre Guibentif, DINÂMIA’CET-IUL will undertake in-depth analyses of the data gathered during diagnostic missions to Indonesia, Jordan and Malawi (to be provided by the project team) by undertaking the following specific tasks: - Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Indonesia; - Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Jordan; - Undertake a descriptive analysis of the qualitative and quantitative data gathered in the field during the diagnostic mission to Malawi.

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This project aimed to investigate into detail the living conditions of individuals hit by the crisis and to understand with their cooperation how they coped with the economic shock they experienced or are still experiencing. Methodology: The work sought to: Identify the more recent studies in Portugal about this subject; A brief characterization of the phenomena of unemployment in the recent 5 years; An Identification of the interviewees on the basis of the criteria provided by the Coordinator as laid out in the methodological framework for the interviews; The realisations of 15 the face-to-face interviews to understand how people have been impacted by the crisis with the guidelines provided by the Coordinator; A word transcription of the interviews in the original language and in English; Analyze and summarize the main findings of the interview elaborating a report.

The Enraiz'art project aimed the creation of "roots" with the territory, with the culture of the community from the discovery of its history, of knowledge, of their rural material and immaterial heritage, with particular attention to the area of agriculture. It assumed that each subject/student learning through the characteristics of their community and their own personal traits, content and learning objectives. To achieve the aim, both of the partners studied the current situation of the historical heritage and entrepreneurship education of each region and try to identify innovative methods.

This project sought to collect, analyze and provide a detailed set of information on the projects financed by the “Programa de Desenvolvimento Comunitário para a Mouraria”, ultimately aiming at an integrated analysis of the PDCM, its implementation and functioning as well as the objectives achieved in this phase of work: "the individual and comparative analysis should focus on each project in relation to the achievement of the proposed objectives and the contribution of each of them to the results of each and each axis in relation to the general objectives of the PDCM."