Capitalising on ESPON evidence, the service contract to be awarded shall develop a set of territorial indicators for the performance monitoring of European Territorial Cooperation (ETC) programmes. The indicators shall facilitate the monitoring and evaluation efforts of Managing Authorities, Joint (Technical) Secretariats and other programme bodies involved in the implementation of  ETC programmes.

The applied research seeks to produce a long-term territorial development perspective for Europe, supporting EU post-2020 policies and investment programmes.

The 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.

The service shall examine how digital health solutions and policies in stakeholders' territories foster development of data-driven healthcare and digital health services, identify existing and pote

The service shall contribute to improving the delivery practices of cross-border public services.

The service shall develop a common spatial development vision for the whole Alpine area towards 2050, consisting of a set of common spatial perspectives.

Digital tools and solutions are transforming public services and how governments respond to citizens’ needs.

The ESPON EGTC is recruiting a Financial Expert/Contract management and Financial Control for a period of two years. Main tasks will cover contract management for projects and internal financial control. Deadline for submitting an application is 12 July 2017 at 16h00.

Trainees The ESPON EGTC is looking for two trainees for a period of 5 months.

"Territories with geographical specificities". The main objective of this service contract is to reveal opportunities and challenges of the territorial types of geographic specificities.