Regione Toscana

Cohesion, Agriculture, Environment, Energy, Health, Transport, Social affairs, Culture, Research & Innovation, Digital, SMEs, Tourism

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    Silvia Burzagli

  • Brussels Office Address

    Rond Point Schuman 14
    1000 Brussels
    Belgium

Region of Tuscany

S3 Strategy

Priorities: Information Communication Technologies (ICT) / Photonics / Automation, mechatronics and robotics / Chemistry and Nanotechnology

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  • By Kyle Galea

Tuscany: A healthcare system of excellence

Tuscan Organisation of Universities and Research for Europe (Tour4Eu) are pleased to invite thematic stakeholders to the institutional event 'Tuscany: a healthcare system of excellence, attracting investment and talent mobility in Europe'. The event will be hosted by Antonio Mazzeo, Member of the European Committee of the Regions, and will feature a contribution by Dario Nardella, Member of the European Parliament, alongside representatives of Tuscan universities and European institutions.

  • By Astrid Hannes

Four years on: Celebrating Circular Cities and Regions Pilots’ achievements in driving circular change across Europe

Local and regional authorities across Europe are increasingly committed to the circular economy, yet many still ask the same question: what does implementation look like in practice? A new publication of the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI) presents circular systemic solutions which were implemented by twelve Circular Pilot Cities and Regions from 2022-2025. Providing concrete answers and pathways for replication, the pilot solutions span different territorial contexts – from small municipalities to large regions – and cover a wide range of value chains, including construction and the built environment, circular resource management, bioeconomy and nutrient recovery, consumer goods, packaging and food systems.

  • By Astrid Hannes

New report: Circular Cities and Regions Pilot Solutions: Insights, impacts, and replication paths

From 2023 until 2025, the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative has supported 12 European cities and regions to test what it really takes to turn circular economy ambition into practical, local and systemic solutions. Their examples in developing Circular Systemic Solutions (CSS) across various sectors and focus priorities form the foundation of this booklet. This compilation brings together the insights and solutions developed through the CCRI Pilot programme between January 2023 and October 2025. It highlights not only what the Pilots achieved, but how they did it: the partnerships they built, the barriers they faced, the tools they used and developed and the lessons that can help others accelerate their own transitions.

  • By Astrid Hannes

Get inspired by success stories of the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative

During an online webinar on 11 December, 12 success stories of regions and cities that piloted circular systemic solutions in their territories with support of the Circular Cities and Regions initiatives were presented. We encourage ERRIN members to check the recordings of this webinar, as the lessons learned and experiences shared can inspire other local and regional authorities to launch new local and regional circular initiatives across Europe.

  • By Zoé Thomazeau

ERRIN members to host events at the European Week of Regions and Cities 2025

The European Week of Regions and Cities will once again serve as a leading platform for dialogue on regional and urban policy in Europe. ERRIN is pleased to announce that its members will be strongly represented in this year’s programme, with sessions addressing a wide range of topics.

  • By Astrid Hannes

The Union of Skills: why the regional dimension matters?

On 25 June, ERRIN's Science and Education for Society (SEFS WG) Working Group held a fruitful exchange with the cabinet of Vice-President Mînzatu, highlighting the importance of the regional dimension in the implementation of the Union of Skills. ERRIN has now expressed its interest in bringing the regional perspective into the High-Level Governance Board of the Union of Skills.