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Jerusalem (Israel)

Jerusalem, a city in central Israel west of the Dead Sea.

Jerusalem has an urban planning department which is dealing with reviewing and accompanying urban schemes submitted by private, public and governmental entrepreneurs, both inner and external, formulating the Department's position for deliberations in Local Planning Committees and handling public appeals in all urban planning matters.

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Handshake, 2MOVE2, GreenCharge, MEISTER, CIPTEC, ELIPTIC, City Changer Cargo Bike, ULaaDS, ECCENTRIC, ReVeAL, SUNRISE, DESTINATIONS, PARK4SUMP, PORTIS, CITIES-4-PEOPLE, MUV, DYN@MO, Metamorphosis, SUITS, PROSPERITY, FLOW, EMPOWER, CREATE, U-TURN, TRACE, CITYLAB, NOVELOG, SUCCESS | Bruges, Brno, Bremen, Stockholm, Frankfurt, Szeged, Lecce, Groningen, Ruse, Helmond, Jerusalem, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Gdynia, Trikala, Helsinki, Malaga, Aachen, Zurich, Palanga, Varna | Presentation

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