RELATED PROJECTS
In this section the MOBI-TWIN Related Projects are presented
ST4TE project aims to provide a comprehensive view of the drivers of the twin transition (TT)s, the inequalities that emerge or are widened by the transitions, and a set of policies to build greener, more equal and more productive societies. The project will specifically: (1) Investigate the impact of the green and digital transitions on inequalities among individuals and territories and explore how existing inequalities affect the TT paths creating cycles of inequalities; (2) Model the effects of TT policies, develop forward looking scenarios, and define pathways for knowledge-based policymaking using tools and recommendations that will ultimately address negative socio-economic effects caused by the TT.
R-Map is a three-year project funded by the European Union and brings together 12 dedicated partners from across Europe. R-Map stands for ” Mapping, understanding, assessing and predicting the effects of remote working arrangements in urban and rural areas” and its mission is to comprehensively study and address the urban-rural gap influenced by remote work. R-Map’s approach includes cross-regional dialogues and policy roundtables to ensure that the findings and recommendations are applicable across diverse regions in Europe and beyond. By understanding and shaping the trends related to remote work, R-Map aims to create environments suitable for both urban and rural settings.
ESSPIN is a 3-year project determined to support the EU initiatives on social and economic transformation. The goal of ESSPIN is to re-examine the nexus of social, economic and spatial inequalities in the EU, the various typologies and the arrangements and mix of policies addressing them, in the light of emerging and highly interacting mega-trends and challenges, threatening to increase pressures and make policy choices even more difficult. As new and older drivers of change are projected to create a rather unfavourable environment for balanced growth and socio-spatial resilience, this research will focus on the analysis of policy responses, aiming to make them more proactive, inclusive and effective.
Re-Place project (Reframing Non-Metropolitan Left Behind Places Through Mobility and Alternative Development) through participative research, will examine the role that spatial mobilities play in the future of left-behind places, and how they can be harnessed to improve these communities quality of life.
PREMIUM_EU is built on the premise that spatial mobility, or the ability of people to move freely between different regions, can offer new opportunities to both sending and receiving regions. Europe’s population would shrink dramatically without migration. This project seeks to identify the positive effects of migration that are often overlooked.
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- Exchange valuable ideas and share tips
- Have access to Research results and key findings
- Participate in events and workshops relevant to the Twin Transition
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme under Grant Agreement no. 101094402
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