The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically affected people's lives across Europe.

Significant discrepancies are sizable between the regions of the Interreg Central Europe (CE)[1]

Maps are one of the ways to allow for quick overviews. Once you are used to it they are easy to understand and allow displaying quite complex matters crisply and concisely.

Meeting the climate goals raised by international commitments, such as the Paris agreement or the European Green Deal, requires radical changes in the ways we govern our living environment.

The ESPON seminar “Quality of Life for territorial and citizen-centric policies” took place in Bled in a hybrid form, between 1 and 2 December 2021.

Increasing Europe’s competitiveness through innovation stimulates the creation of new jobs. In this context, a more skilled workforce capable of contributing and adjusting to technological developments is needed. But the KE is also a driver of highly skilled migration and the pandemic accelerated the demand for digital skills.

The Green Deal aims to ensure just and inclusive decarbonisation. The paths towards decarbonisation differ widely between regions and can have substantial socio-economic consequences.

The 19th edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities -the most important event on EU Regional Policy- is taking place between 11

This ESPON Peer Learning Workshop (PLW) will focus on the green offshore energy potentials of the Black Sea and also on how these potentials could be best exploited in an economically and ecologica

One more spin-off report of our Circular Economy and Territorial Consequences (CIRCTER) project is published today, about Switzerland and Liechtenstein.