TPM - Territorial Performance Monitoring
Theme
Territorial Performance Monitoring
Thematic scope
Territorial development at the regional level is becoming increasingly important for effectively addressing local and regional transformations as well as challenges at the European level. However, knowledge on the specific regional consequences of macro-challenges is limited and appropriate regional planning tools are rare. The Territorial Performance Monitoring (TPM) project focuses on European and global challenges with specific regional consequences: climate change, energy supply, demographic development and globalisation. The aim is to establish knowledge on how territorial impacts of these macro challenges translate at the regional level and how to deal with these challenges effectively. It is considered important to share experiences and to exchange best practices that could be used to improve the effectiveness of how territorial strategies are implemented.
Please read more about the main areas of analysis and main results envisaged.
Stakeholders
- Department for Town and Country Planning, Housing Policy and Heritage, Flemish Government, Belgium (Lead Stakeholder)
- Government of Catalonia, Ministry of Town and Country Planning and Public Works, Spain
- Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- Government of Navarra, Department of Housing and Spatial Planning, Spain
- Dublin Regional Authority, Regional planning office, Ireland
Lead Partner
Free University of Brussels (BE)
Detailed information on the contracted project team can be found under Transnational Project Groups.
Budget: € 348 987.50
Project’s lifetime: September 2010 – August 2012
Delivery of Reports
Inception Report: 31 January 2011
Interim Report: 29 August 2011
Draft Final Report: 27 February 2012
Final Report: 31 May 2012
Publishing
Reports will be published once they are approved by the ESPON Monitoring Committee
More information
Please contact the Project Expert at the ESPON Coordination Unit:
Sandra DI BIAGGIO, e-mail: sandra.di.biaggio@espon.eu
