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Brunnenstraße
Neighborhood Management
Brunnenviertel / Brunnenstrasse
Swinemünder Strasse 64
13355 Berlin
Phone: +49 (0)30-46069450
qm-brunnenstrasse@list-gmbh.de
www.brunnenviertel-brunnenstrasse.de
Implementing partner: L.I.S.T. GmbH Lösungen im
Stadtteil – Stadtentwicklungsgesellschaft
The neighborhood mainly consists of social
housing settlements from the 1970‘s and
1980‘s. Centrally located, the residential area is
well connected to the public transport system
and with its ample public green spaces and
e�ective tra�c calming the neighborhood
generally an attractive place to live in, especially
for young families.
Nevertheless, the neighborhood is separated
from the surrounding areas through spatial
barriers and has no perceptible center. The
people living in this area report negative developments,
such as increasing social segregation,
security and hygiene related issues and
poor communication among neighbors.
A total of 45% of the population depend on
state aid; more than double the average rate
in Berlin. Young people with various school
and educational problems, particularly related
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The Neighborhood Management area “Brunnenstrasse“ is part of the intra-urban district “Mitte“ and is bordered by the railway line to
the north, the “Mauerpark“ and the former freight station Eberswalder Strasse to the east, Bernauer Strasse to the south and the Brunnenstrasse
and the adjoining “Volkspark Humboldthain“ to the west.
to language, are most a�ected by unemployment.
The proportion of pupils with non-German
origin is at 85%.
The majority of long-term residents feels
increasingly responsible for the “Kiez“. It
has also been recognized that an increasing
number of young families and college
students move into the area.
Since the demarcation of the area, a total of
Euro 2,000,000 was approved in funding, out
of which approximately Euro 650,000 was earmarked
for construction projects.
Selection of projects carried out to date
Based on a bottom-up approach, multiplier-effects
and a “snowball system“, “the project WIB
- Wir im Brunnenviertel“ (We in the Brunnen-