The publication looks at social innovation from the point of view of cities. Social innovation is intended here to mean innovative solutions, new forms of organisation and new interactions to tackle social issues. In particular, it focuses on
innovative solutions in terms of the governance of cities: new forms of collaboration between the city administration, citizens and local stakeholders which can generate more sustainable, resilient and open systems at city level.
Among numerous others, the publication also includes good practice case studies from Hungary, from the town of Gödöllő where the municipality established and partly maintains an NGO House, and from the 18th district of Budapest where the municipality has created and supported several community gardens.