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ESPON 2020Learn MoreThe ESPON 2020 Programme aims at promoting and fostering
a European territorial dimension in development and cooperation
by providing evidence, knowledge transfer and policy learning to
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Spotlight
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July 19, 2017The conference will take place during the European Week of Regions and Cities (OPEN DAYS) on 12 October 2017. It is designed to contribute to the debates on the future Cohesion policy, revealing development trends that require adequate policy response in a wide range of policy fields. -
June 26, 2017We are pleased to announce the launch of our brand new website! With this new website we would like to provide our visitors a modern, innovative, and interactive user experience as well as an easier way to learn about ESPON’s activities.
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July 18, 2017The applied research seeks to produce a long-term territorial development perspective for Europe, supporting EU post-2020 policies and investment programmes.
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July 5, 2017The ESPON EGTC has launched a Call for Tenders for Targeted Analysis ““The Material Cultural Heritage as a Strategic Territorial Development Resource: Mapping Impacts Through a Set of Common Europe
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July 27, 2017The event seeks to raise awareness about the ESPON goals, activites and (indirect) funding opportunities.
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July 19, 2017Is your city ready to fully embrace the benefits of digital public services?
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November 21, 2016Practical Tools for Analysis and Policy-making
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October 28, 2016In times of decreasing resources and growing responsibilities, a transition to a circular economy is both a necessity and an opportunity for cities and regions, with the potential to offer long-lasting economic, environmental and social benefits. Many local and regional authorities are already making efforts towards a more circular economy.
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July 18, 2017The applied research seeks to produce a long-term territorial development perspective for Europe, supporting EU post-2020 policies and investment programmes.
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July 5, 2017The service shall attempt to quantify the impacted contributions of the material cultural heritage to regional development over the past 5 years by establishing a set of comparable socio-economic indicators and performing data collection in the stakeholders’ territories.
