We are thrilled to invite you to the upcoming ESPON Seminar on “small and medium-sized cities drivers of sustainable development and urban-rural cooperation”
Are you ready for a revolutionization of public services across Europe? Join us for an exclusive European Week of the Regions' participatory lab on interoperability!
Are you curious about the Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA) methods available at various levels of governance?
In the face of the climate emergency and ever-evolving geopolitics, the EU's energy production and consumption are undergoing a paradigm shift.
Are you - working for a local, regional or national authority? - working for an EU programme? - a scientist, a researcher or a student? - a journalist?
The Institute for Spatial Development and the Ministry of Regional Development in cooperation with the Eurocentre in Ostrava organises a national ESPON Seminar with the title “
The Institute for Spatial Development and the Ministry of Regional Development in cooperation with the Eurocentres in Prague organises a national ESPON Seminar with the title “Přidaná hodnota politiky soudržnosti pro metropolitní oblasti a regiony v České republice“ (The added value of cohesion policy for metropolitan areas and regions in the Czech Republic).
An online webinar on Thursday 28th September from 12.30 to 13.45, organised by the Maynooth University and the Southern Regional Assembly, as ESPON Contact Point (ECP) and Monitoring Committee (MC) members respectively for Ireland.
We are thrilled to invite you to the upcoming ESPON Seminar on “small and medium-sized cities drivers of sustainable development and urban-rural cooperation”
Archipelago and small islands are geographical areas with many special characteristics that require special policy response.
The European objective to achieve ‘No Net Land Take in 2050’ has taken spatial planners in the Netherlands by surprise. Other member states, however, have been actively trying to reduce their urban development for years. What can we learn from each other? That is the topic of the symposium on September 27.
Are you - working for a local, regional or national authority? - working for an EU programme? - a scientist, a researcher or a student? - a journalist?
In the face of the climate emergency and ever-evolving geopolitics, the EU's energy production and consumption are undergoing a paradigm shift.
Are you curious about the Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA) methods available at various levels of governance?
Are you ready for a revolutionization of public services across Europe? Join us for an exclusive European Week of the Regions' participatory lab on interoperability!