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European Alliance of Cities and Regions for Roma Inclusion Type your text European Alliance of Cities and Regions for Roma Inclusion 1. Albania Albanian Association of Communes 2. Albania Municipality of Fier 3. Albania Municipality of Korca 4. Albania Municipality of Tirana 5. Albania Municipality Pogradec 6. Albania Region of Tirana 7. Austria Land Oberösterreich 8. Austria City of Graz 9. Austria City of Innsbruck 10. Belgium Municipality of Ghent 11. Belgium City of Anderlecht City of Mostar, Herzegovina-Neretva 12. Bosnia and Herzegowina Canton 13. Bosnia and Herzegowina Municipality of Ključ 14. Bulgaria City of Dobrich Montana District, Municipality of 15. Bulgaria Lom 16. Bulgaria Municipality of Kavarna 17. Bulgaria Municipality of Vratsa 18. Bulgaria Obsina Novi pozar 19. Bulgaria Simitli, Blagoewgrad 20. Bulgaria Sofia 21. Croatia Municipality of Kutina 22. Croatia Municipality of Petlovac 23. Croatia Municipality of Pribislavec 24. Czech Republic Libčice nad Vltavou 25. Czech Republic Liberec Region 26. Czech Republic Město Trmice/ Ústecký kraj 27. Czech Republic Municipality of Krnov 28. Czech Republic Obrnice/ Region Ústecký 29. Czech Republic Regione di Hradec Králové 30. Finland City of Helsinki 31. Finland Municipality of Jyväskylä 32. Finland Municipality of Oulu 33. France City of Lille 34. France City of Lyon 35. France City of Strasbourg 36. France Municipality of Aubervilliers 37. France General Council of Val de Marne 38. France City of Paris 39. Germany City of Berlin 40. Germany City of Stuttgart Municipality of Agia Varvara, 41. Greece Region of Attica Municipality of Delta/ Central 42. Greece Macedonia 43. Greece Municipality of Erymanthos 44. Greece Municipality of Heraklion 45. Greece Municipality of Ilida 46. Greece Municipality of Komotini 47. Greece Municipality of Trikala 48. Greece City of Megara 49. Greece Regional Unit of Drama 50. Hungary Besence 51. Hungary Borsod-Abauj-Zemplém County 52. Hungary City of Budapest 53. Hungary Hódmezővásárhely 54. Italy Autonomous Province of Trento 55. Italy City of Napoli 56. Italy Municipality of Castel Maggiore 57. Italy Municipality of Padova 58. Italy Municipality of Rovereto Municipality of San Giuliano Terme- 59. Italy Pisa 60. Italy Municipality of Torino 61. Italy Province of Teramo 62. Italy Settimo Torinese 63. Italy Tuscan Region 64. Italy Umbria Region 65. Latvia City of Daugavpils 66. Latvia City of Jelgava 67. Lithuania Akmene Region 68. Lithuania Jonava Municipality 69. Lithuania Kedainiai Municipality 70. Lithuania Municipality of Radviliškis 71. Lithuania Municipality of Varėna 72. Lithuania Pasvalys district municipality 73. Lithuania Telsiai District Municipality 74. Lithuania Vilnius Municipality 75. Lithuania Visaginas Municipality 76. Montenegro City of Tivat 77. Netherlands Capelle aan den Ijssel 78. Netherlands Gemeente Nuenen c.a. 79. Netherlands Lelystad 80. Netherlands Nieuwegein 81. Netherlands Veldhoven 82. Poland Gorzów Wielkopolski 83. Poland Bydgoszcz 84. Poland Żywiec Municipality Câmara Municipal de Beja/ Baixo 85. Portugal Alentejo 86. Portugal City of Lisbon 87. Romania Cluj-Napoca 88. Romania Municipality of Simeria 89. Romania Bucharest 90. Romania City of Ploiesti Municipality of Leskolovskoe, 91. Russian Federation Leningrad Region 92. Serbia City of Belgrade City of Belgrade-Municipality of 93. Serbia Surcin 94. Serbia City of Leskovac 95. Serbia City of Nis Municipality of Kanjiža (District 96. Serbia Vojvodina) 97. Serbia Municipality of Kragujevac 98. Serbia Municipality of Novi Sad 99. Serbia Municipality of Pancevo 100. Serbia Municipality of Subotica 101. Slovak Republic Košice self-governing region 102. Slovenia Murska Sobota 103. Spain City of Barcelona 104. Spain City of El Prat de Llobregat 105. Spain City of Madrid 106. Spain City of Malaga 107. Spain City of Seville 108. Spain City of Valencia Municipality of Donostia-San 109. Spain Sebastián 110. Spain Municipality of Vigo 111. Sweden City of Gothenburg 112. Sweden City of Stockholm 113. Sweden City of Vanersborg North Macedonia Municipality of Gjorče Petrov 114. (Skopje) 115. North Macedonia Municipality of Gostivar 116. North Macedonia Municipality of Shtip 117. North Macedonia Municipality of Vinica 118. Turkey Bakirkoy municipality 119. Turkey Edirne Region 120. Turkey Kocaeli 121. Turkey Şişli Municipality (Istanbul) 122. United Kingdom Bradford District 123. United Kingdom City of Sheffield Leeds City Council/Yorkshire & 124. United Kingdom Humber Region 125. United Kingdom Leicester City, Leicestershire 126. United Kingdom Manchester City Council 127. United Kingdom Peterborough City Council Rotherham Metropolitan Borough 128. United Kingdom Council .
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