At the local level, the University collaborates with a range of municipalities and other public sector actors, companies from different areas, civil society and individual citizens. Collaboration with civil society takes place both with local organisations and national or international organisations that work locally, such as Save the Children and the Red Cross. Collaboration with civil society can be seen as a complementary way of including individual citizens' perspectives.

Collaboration agreement with the city of Malmö

A key example of local collaboration is the University's partnership agreement with the City of Malmö. Sustainable urban development, equal welfare, skills supply and Malmö's attractiveness are the four areas that are the focus of the partnership agreement. The overall aim is to strengthen the conditions for sustainable social development that benefits everyone.

 

Muvah

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Culture collaboration

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