Registration opens Fall 2024
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Project for Public Spaces’s long-standing "How to Create Successful Markets” training features new content from our Market Cities Program along with enduring lessons and examples for developing and sustaining an extraordinary public market. Over the course of three weeks, market operators, developers, policymakers, and advocates will learn the essentials for creating a thriving public market that is economically sustainable, maximizes community benefits, and contributes to the creation of inclusive public places. In this revamped version of the training, participants will also explore the Seven Principles of Market Cities centered on the value of systems thinking to strengthen the shared efforts of public markets, as well as how markets are continuing to adapt to new challenges and disruptions. Participants will learn what it takes to create extraordinary markets and market systems through presentations, facilitated discussions, and video tours of open-air and indoor public markets around the world.
If you have any questions about this training course or registration, please contact events@pps.org.
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