The new productive city base draws from the emergence of new sectors that are more digital, service oriented, low carbon, knowledge-based and connected to their cultural-industrial context.

Is there a pattern of diffusion for COVID-19 across European regions, and how has this evolved since its onset?

This policy brief is about soft territorial cooperation and how ESPON can support collaborative processes from stakeholders’ demands with schematic representations of territories and governance set

The ‘Megaregion Eurodelta’, a spatial synergy formed by the Northwest European metropolitan regions in the Netherlands, North Rhine-Westphalia, Flanders, Brussels and Northwest France, is a global

Building on the experience gained in the Circter project, this policy brief addresses and illustrates how the regulations and instruments available, such as those related to public procurement and spatial planning, can be used to facilitate the transition towards a circular economy. And provides food for thought for the 2021–27 cohesion policy programming period by highlighting policy priorities for regional development from a circular economy perspective.

The pandemic has shown that the continuation of life during the pandemic requires robust digital public services throughout the Member States and the use of advanced technologies to enhance public

This working paper aims at Territorial Cooperation Pro­grammes (ETC) and provides information on indicator selection and assessment in terms of the suitability and measurability of indicators, prox

Since 2000, approximately 250 football fields of land (180 ha) have been converted to urban use in Europe every day.

Since the very beginning, cities have been not only a place of trade but also a place of production.

It is incumbent on governments at all levels to ensure that cohesion policy is efficient and helps deliver territorial cohesion.