Latest Updates
- By Agnieszka Wieczorek Jetha
ESPON job vacancy: Project expert/European Outreach
The ESPON EGTC is looking for one Project Expert/European Outreach for a period of 2 years to join our international team, preferably starting as soon as possible. Deadline for applications: 20 April 2018. The ESPON EGTC is a European Grouping on Territorial Cooperation.
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From evidence to action: territorial trends and challenges identified in the ESPON projects
Informed decision making is gaining in importance in collaborative planning, governance and programming processes.
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ESPON: Economic development in rural regions – new thinking and policies in finding and exploiting endogenous capacities
This ESPON* seminar in Växjö, Sweden will examine how to support and encourage SMEs and exploit endogenous resources such as natural capital, heritage, renewable energy, bio-economy and tourism in rural regions. Successful exploitation may require new models of governance, social innovation, high-level ICT systems as well as public sector support.
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ESPON Seminar: Understanding northern peripherality and devising strategies for intervention
The ESPON workshop is designed to provide a better understanding of the challenges associated with outer and inner peripherality in Northern Europe.
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E-learning on the ESPON Territorial Impact Assessment tool
The ESPON TIA web Tool is an interactive web application that can be used to support policy makers and practitioners with identifying potential territorial impacts of new legislation and policies. This e-learning consists of two webinars guided by OIR, experts on the ESPON Territorial Impact Assessment tool (TIA tool).
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Understanding the economic and territorial impact of cultural heritage: better investments through improved evidence collection
Building on the year of Cultural Heritage (2018 – launched in Cyprus), the European Commission has published a European Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage. This Framework for Action acknowledges that cultural heritage is a common good and a shared resource which raised awareness of a common European history and values and reinforces a sense of belonging to a common European cultural and pol