The third and final conference day will focus on the ways in which co-production practices, knowledge and alliances developed within FAIRVILLE have circulated and consolidated daily urban and environmental governance beyond the project. The day begins with the opening of the project’s itinerant exhibition. Drawing on experiences from the FAIRVILLE Labs, the exhibition explores urban inequalities and co-production as a situated practice, highlighting its tensions, possibilities, and the conditions needed for practices and alliances to endure and circulate beyond their local contexts.

Building on FAIRVILLE and related initiatives, the roundtable will bring together actors working across housing justice, public policy, municipal governance, research, advocacy, and civic organizing. A particular focus will be placed on the European Affordable Housing Plan as an opportunity to link EU-level agendas with local and civic action. The session will consider how housing alliances, municipalities, foundations, grassroots organisations, and public institutions can work together to develop more democratic, equitable and inclusive and accountable approaches to affordable housing. The conversation will also explore the contribution of the renewed municipalist movement alongside emerging municipal practices, especially where local governments are experimenting with new participatory and co-produced pathways to respond to housing inequalities and strengthen civic capacity.