Baltpart is a capacity building project, providing

skills and knowledge on participatory methods for Ukrainian urban professionals. It is a joint project between Architects Sweden, Estonian Architects, Ro3kvit and Shared CIty Foundation, funded by the Swedish institute. The Baltpart-project is an add on to the European cultural project UREHERIT co-funded by the European Union, to deepen the participants knowledge on inclusive participatory practices. Within the scope of the project 12 participating teams have been trained in tools and methods for inclusive participatory planning and design, such as Her City Toolbox and Urban Forums, and supported in developing a proposal for a local project. The Her City Guide has been translated to Ukrainian to make the method easier to apply in Ukrainian cities.

Four projects are exploring the integration of Her City into local initiatives, focusing on identity, restoration, and regeneration. These include the House of Officers in Mykolaiv, led by the Mykolaiv Development Agency and City Council, the Drohobych Saltworks, Katernych Palace in Bobrovytsia, and Zhovtneviy Quarry in Kryvyi Rih.