The workshop in Luxembourg focused on the public participation processes and how to integrate the outcomes of these processes in spatial planning strategies. The key questions discussed were:

This e-learning activity was held through two webinars guided by Bernd Schuh (OIR), an expert on the ESPON Territorial Impact Assessment tool (TIA tool).

With current stakeholders of SPIMA Targeted Analysis acting as ambassadors in a peer-to-peer learning exercise, the workshop provided a critical review and advice on ongoing policy developments of

The ESPON TIA (Territorial Impact Assessment) web Tool is an interactive web application that can be used to support policy makers and practitioners with identifying potential terr

22-23 May 2018, Soria (Spain)

on 20th and 23rd of March, respectively.

Brussels, 25 January 2018 – The aim of the expert workshop is to discuss the ESPON policy brief with relevant stakeholders, experts on indicators and evaluation methodologies. The ESPON policy brief will give an insight on how to link integrated investments with the impact on the development in the territory across sectors.

30th November 2017 in Oslo

For many years, polycentricity has been regarded as a concept of a favourable territorial structure of Europe that should be promoted in order to ensure accessibility of jobs and services to inhabitants in the regions using the accumulated capacity and potential of urban nodes, working jointly, borrowing each other’s strengths and exploring comparative advantages together.

Berlin - Germany, 1st of June 2016