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Cohesion and Cooperation

ESPON European Territorial Observatory Network | Inspire Policy Making with Territorial Evidence

ESPON evidence, observations, policy recommendations in 15 sessions
1. Older persons as local agents of change
2. COVID-19 and Future Cohesion Policy
3. Quality of life
4. Keep up with interregional cooperation
5. Interregional cooperation 2021-2027
6. Demographic change
7. Sustainable urbanisation and land-use
8. Shrinking Rural Areas
9. Macro-Regional Strategies
10. #territorialdata: SDGs
11. Manufacturing City & Industry 4.0
12. Natural disasters
13. Data-driven analysis of urbanisation
14. TIA Legislation territorially aware
15. SDG benchmarking tool

Document list Click to download any document below
  • ESPON-Mag-TerritoriALL-short-mag_1.pdf
  • ESPON-Policy-Brief-Reuse-of-spaces-and-buildings_1.pdf
  • ESPON-Fuore.pdf
  • ESPON-ACPA-Policy-handbook.pdf
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