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The aim of this territorial study is to generate territorial evidence and actionable policy recommendations supporting the strengthening of the role of secondary cities and towns in Estonia as drivers of economic development within their wider functional regions.

The study will carry out a review of existing European climate risk methodologies. It will then proceed with a territorial assessment of current and projected climate risks across all categories of immovable cultural heritage in Lithuania and will develop a climate-sensitive heritage monitoring methodology.

This European research project will employ a coherent conceptual and empirical approach to capturing the rural development models throughout the ESPON space. It will develop territorial analyses highlighting drivers and dynamics of rural trajectories and will scrutinise the current national and regional policy approaches and implementation practices proven effective at sustaining the thriving rural communities. The project will come up with targeted…

The aim of this project is to take stock of regions’ green transition processes across Europe, the differences that exist in that respect and the reasons behind the different trajectories, different enablers and obstacles.

The research will produce robust territorial evidence on the spatial patterns and underlying drivers of transport poverty across European regions.