New round of calls to be launched in May
A new round of ESPON calls will open on 3 May 2010. Call for proposals for two Applied Research Projects will be re-launched (European seas in territorial development and Indicators and perspectives for services of general interest in territorial cohesion and development) and several targeted analyses (priority 2 projects) will be launched. More information will be available here soon.
ESPON and INTERREG in the UK, London, 8 March 2010
The workshop, hosted by CLG and organised by the ESPON UK Network, aims at providing the opportunity for development of links between INTERREG projects and relevant research being carried out under the ESPON programme. Discussion about potential future themes and projects for the two programmes will also be encouraged. All practitioners and researchers who are involved in INTERREG or ESPON projects, or who are interested in developing projects for current and future rounds, are invited. Register now...
Rural Potentials Resources and Discussion Forum
This forum is based on the outcomes of the Workshop Spatial Perspectives for Rural Development in the UK. The workshop explored critical spatial issues for the future of rural policy and potential areas for future research. More...
Indicators Forum: UK Spatial Development Evidence Base
This forum is based on the outcomes from the ESPON UK workshop, hosted by the ESPON UK Contact Point, RTPI Development Planning Network and CLG in Leeds 23rd September. To find out more visit the Indicators Resources and Discussion Forum.
Latest News
| Date | Title |
|---|---|
| 02-Mar-10 | ESPON Latest Calls |
| 02-Mar-10 | ESPON at the RSA Conference |
| 01-Mar-10 | Interreg Resources and Discussion Forum |
| 26-Feb-10 | ESPON UK Network Bulletin 2/2010 |
| 26-Feb-10 | ESPON UK Network Member Survey |
| 18-Feb-10 | ESPON Publications |
| 29-Jan-10 | ESPON UK Network Bulletin 1/2010 |
| 29-Jan-10 | Workshop ESPON and INTERREG in the UK, London, 8 March 2010 |
| 27-Jan-10 | Wind Power — Is there a Planning Problem? |
| 26-Jan-10 | Interview: Peter Mehlbye |
