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ESPON consultation ongoing

August 12, 2020in 2020 0 Likes

The countries participating in the ESPON programme formed a Joint Working Group (JWG) to prepare a proposal for the ESPON programme covering the coming funding period 2021-2027. The JWG formulated an intervention logic and is calling now for inputs, feedback and ideas to shape the next ESPON programme.

 

The public consultation invites all policy-makers and practitioners from all administrative levels, researchers, academia, students and citizens, in particular interest for those who think that “territory matters” and that a place-based and territorial approach can provide for a better understanding of the challenges ahead of us.

 

Participants are invited to answer 5 questions by 19 August 2020. The contributions will be compiled and discussed at the next meeting of countries participating in the ESPON programme.

 

You can find further informations about the public consultation on the ESPON website.

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