Lisboa Cultura
In August 1995, Lisbon City Council created a municipally owned corporation, EBALH Equipamentos dos Bairros Históricos de Lisboa, following policies and dynamics of urban rehabilitation and revitalisation. This new companys main objectives were investing in anchor projects that would attract and fix the population in the historical neighbourhoods, rehabilitating and transforming large facilities (buildings or groups of buildings), and developing cultural projects. With a privileged intervention
Basic Information
- Category: company
- Website: https://egeac.pt/
Documented Facts
- Email: geral@egeac.pt (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
Evidence and Sources
- Lisboa Cultura — Official Site (official)
- Lisboa Cultura on instagram (social)
- Lisboa Cultura on facebook (social)
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-21
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In August 1995, Lisbon City Council created a municipally owned corporation, EBALH Equipamentos dos Bairros Históricos de Lisboa, following policies and dynamics of urban rehabilitation and revitalisation. This new companys main objectives were investing in anchor projects that would attract and fix the population in the historical neighbourhoods, rehabilitating and transforming large facilities (buildings or groups of buildings), and developing cultural projects. With a privileged intervention
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