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BELGIA

The Flemish Region  would be interested to participate in an expression of interest for the following items.
If another public authority is interested, the contact in Flemish Administration is at the end of the list.
All the best
 
1.How do functional urban areas, consisting of various smaller cities but without a European Mega, function and which spatial policies would be most appropriate to maximize their potentials.  
 
2.How do regions plan? Can one particular system be considered more effective than another planning system or are differences mainly due to external factors such as geography, public and political support, planning tradition, etc.
 
3.How can regions that function as a gateway to Europe with major transport flows best manage this situation to maximize the benefits and minimize the negative consequences?
 
4.Which role can spatial planning play in densely populated delta regions in handling the specific environmental challenges that this socio-geographical situation implies (e.g. air quality, water quality)? 
 
5.Which role can spatial planning play in obtaining the targets of the Lisbon strategy within a region where available space for large-scale investments is limited?
 
 
Martijn De Bruijn
 
Departement RWO
afdeling Ruimtelijke Planning
tel: +32 2 553 84 26
martijn.debruijn@rwo.vlaanderen.be

BUŁGARIA

The Bulgarian ECP is interested in participating within the Priority 1 project “Territorial cooperation in transnational areas and across internal/external borders”.

The Bulgaria’s Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works is Managing Authority of IPA cross border programmes at EU external borders: Bulgaria – Serbia, Bulgaria – FYR of Macedonia and Bulgaria – Turkey, and also a National Authority of CBC OP Greece – Bulgaria and Romania – Bulgaria at EU internal borders.

The Ministry ensures the participation of Bulgaria in South East Europe Transnational Cooperation Programme, INTERREG IV C, Black Sea Basin Joint Operational Programme, OP ESPON and OP INTERACT.

Our offer is based on the experience gained and furtherly expected to be improved in the implementation of cross border programmes at EU external and internal borders.

But we are new for ESPON OP and for that reason we make no claims to be a lead partner of this project.
Please contact us, if you have any information about institutions which are interested to form a TPG and forward this mail also to potential interested institutions in your country.

Thanks in advance and best regards from Sofia,
 
Marius Mladenov
Lyubomir Todorakov
 
Marius Mladenov
Head of Horizontal Measures Department  - Bulgarian ECP
Programming of Regional Development DG
Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works
Bulgaria, Sofia

Phone: + +  3592 94 05 697
E-mail: mmladenov@mrrb.government.bg

CZECHY

Ms Vladimira Silhankova (NGO Civitas per Populi), who took part at the Info Day and Partner Café in Brussels this week, would like to be a project partner within Priority 3 (Territorial Indicators & Indices)  of this Call for Proposals. Should you please disseminate this info among your national institutions which would be able to join them within this project.

The research will be focused on urban dynamics e.g. the speed of urbanisation during last 15 years. There will be measured urbanized area in the comparison with non-urbanized area and a portion of brownfields on urbanized area. The main aim of the research is  to create an indicator which would describe urban dynamics. It would be also possible to monitor disparities in regional development of EU regions NUTS II.
 
Assoc. prof. Vladimira Silhankova, Ph.D.
The Head of NGO Civitas per Populi
Strelecka 574/13, 500 02 Hradec Kralove
Czech Republic
Phone +420 495 514 318,+420 603 554 155      
E-mail: civitasperpopuli@volny.cz
www.civitasperpopuli.org

CZECHY

SUDOP is a Czech design, engineering, and consulting company  which would like to find project partners in the project of Transport accessibility at regional/local scale and patterns in Europe under the Call for Priority 1 – Applied Research. The company has been involved in a number of  EC science and research framework programmes. Currently the company cooperates on the SoNorA project within the CENTRAL EUROPE programme and elaborates basic  conceptual and strategic transport infrastructure documents for the Czech Ministry of Transport,  Railway Infrastructure Administration, and  Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic.

Contact details: Ludek Sosna (ludek.sosna@sudop.cz)

 

DANIA

The University of Copenhagen, Forest & Landscape, is interested in participating within the following Priority 1 projects:
 
* Attractiveness of European regions and cities for residents and visitors
* Secondary growth poles in territorial development

Please contact us if you have any information about institutions which are interested to form TPG's and forward this mail also to potential interested institutions in your country.
 
Thanks in advance and kind regards from Copenhagen.
 
Søren Smidt-Jensen (SSJ@life.ku.dk)
Berit Charlotte Kaae
Niels Boje Groth

FRANCJA

We are looking for partnership for the following calls:
- European perspective on specific types of territories,
- European patterns of land use.

If you have knowledge of someone interested, would you please contact us. We will forward the information to French teams.

In return, if you have special needs, do not hesitate to contact us, we will search for someone who may be interested.  

Best regards.
Bernard Corminboeuf
bernard.corminboeuf@ums-riate.fr
UMS 2414 RIATE
French Espon Contact Point

HOLANDIA

 

We are interested in the following themes of Applied Research:

  • Attractiveness of European regions and cities for residents and visitors
  • European patterns of land use
  • European seas in territorial development

See a description of our department. With the link you will reach the departments webpage and the IVM website.

Contact details: Ron Janssen (ron.janssen@ivm.vu.nl)

ISLANDIA

The University of Iceland (UI) and The East Iceland Knowledge Network (TEIKN) are interested in participating in a ESPON project under in Priority 1, related to (all or some) following issues :

1.    European perspective on peripheral territories and their territorial cohesion and development. 
2.    Designing and using existing indicators/perspectives of creativity and innovation in peripheral territories in Europe.
3.    Studies on the development of local democracy in peripheral territories.
4.    Foresight studies (or indicators) on trends and perspectives in peripheral territories. 
5.    Definition of EU integration and it's impact on the development of rural Iceland... focusing on traditional industries like fishing and agriculture.

Researchers in UI and practitioners in TEIKN wish to work together on the project representing both the academic perspective and also the regional perspective of territorial development. UI has a wide range of experts that could participate in the project and TEIKN is actively involved in developing and integrating territorial practices into the East-Iceland periphery. 

Both partners have been involved in projects related to:
.    Regional development and social cohesion policy;
.    Economic growth factors and sustainable development;
.    Knowledge economy and its impact on economic growth;
.    Demographic changes, policy and socio-economic development trajectories.

Contact persons are:

Ásta Sif Erlingsdottir
University of Iceland
astasif@hi.is

Stefanía G. Kristinsdóttir
The East Iceland Knowledge Network
stefania@tna.is

LUKSEMBURG

Artemis, a Luxemburgish company, is interested to contribute as a partner dealing with statistics and data analysis to the following projects:

Priority 1:
Territorial cooperation in transnational areas and across internal/external borders
Transport accessibility at regional /local scale and patterns in Europe

Priority 3:
Territorial Indicators/Indices

Artemis is specialised in the consulting and development of information management systems :
Social and economic studies and publications
Database management and statistical data processing
Development of specific tools and database management systems

Fields of activity:

  • Economic and statistical studies
  • Methods and Classifications
  • Designing information systems
  • Developing information systems
  • Administration and management of information systems
  • Training and help desk


Main statistical domains

  • Horizontal statistics (all Eurostat themes for candidate, potential candidate and European Neighbourhood Policy countreis)
  • Regional statistics
  • Education statistics
  • Trade statistics
  • Transport statistics



Please contact directly Volker Stabernak if you have any information about institutions which are interested to form TPG's and forward this mail also to potential interested institutions in your country.

Volker Stabernak
Project manager
Artemis Information Management S.A.
(an Informer Group Company)
15, Kalchesbrück
L-1852 LUXEMBOURG
Tel : (+352) 45.91.45.41
Fax : (+352) 45.91.45.71
E-mail : Volker.Stabernak@artemis.lu
Website: www.artemis.lu

ŁOTWA

SIA „NAMS” COMPANY PROFILE
SIA “NAMS” Palasta iela 7, RIga, LV-1050, phone  +371 67211076,
ARCHITECTS OFFICES

fax +371 67221209, nams@nams.arch.lv, www.nams.arch.lv

Profile
Architects office „Nams” was established in 1992. The range of activities includes territorial planning and spatial planning.
At the current moment SIA „Nams” employs ca. 35 people – planners, architects, technicians, engineers, traffic specialists etc. The company has doubled its turnover from 1.5 million LVL in 2005 to 3.6 million LVL in 2008 holding one of the leading positions among similar offices in Latvia.

Range of Activities
Territorial Planning, Spatial Planning, Infrastructure, Roads and Streets.

Partners
SIA „P3” People Plan Place - territorial planning company.

References 2006-2009
Development proposals for Baltic Sea Coastal Area and Riga Gulf Spatial Development.
Development of planning material for Riga and certain settlement within Riga Conurbation.
Development proposals for cities and urban areas.
Participation in Riga Agglomeration Mobility plan.
Studies and proposals concerning improvement of public transportation system in Riga City and Riga Agglomeration.
Proposals how to increase of the development potential for certain urban areas with special tribute to infrastructure and social issues.
Developed territorial plans and detailed plans for cities, towns and rural areas.

NIEMCY

Halle Institute for Economic Research, which is interested in participate in the following three ESPON projects:

- Opportunities and perspectives for the development of Secondary growth poles
- Territorial dimension of the innovation and knowledge economy
- Role and contribution of services of general interest in territorial development, competitiveness and cohesion

I would kindly like to ask you to forward the contact to interested institutions in your country. Contact person in the Halle Institute is:

Professor Dr. Martin T.W. Rosenfeld
Abteilungsleiter | Head of Department
Forschungsabteilung Stadtökonomik |
Department of Urban Economics
Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle (IWH) |
The Halle Institute for Economic Research
Kleine Maerkerstraße 8
D-06108 Halle a.d. Saale | Germany
Phone: +49 345 7753 750
Fax: +49 345 7753 778
E-Mail: Martin.Rosenfeld@iwh-halle.de
http://www.iwh-halle.de

RUMUNIA

I submit to your kind consideration the proposal of dr. Victor Platon, Head of the Department for Sustainable Economic Development within National Institute for Economic Research - Romanian Academy.
 
The institute is interested in future research collaborations under Priority 1 for the following themes:

  • Attractiveness of European regions and cities for residents and visitors
  • European patterns of land use
  • Territorial cooperation in transnational areas and across internal/external borders
  • Secondary growth poles in territorial development
  • European perspective on specific types of territories
  • Territorial dimension of innovation and knowledge economy
  • Continental territorial structures and flows (globalisation)
  • European seas in territorial development
  • Indicators and perspectives for services of general interest in territorial cohesion and development
  • Territorial and regional sensitivity of EU directives

 
Contact person for activities related to ESPON 2013:
dr. Victor Platon, head of the Department for Sustainable Economic Development
Email: victor_platon@ien.ince.ro ; victor.platon@clicknet.ro
Mobil: +40723 348 559/+40788 391 945
http://platon-victor.ince.ro/

WĘGRY

Institute of Sociology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Urban and Environmental Sociological Research Department
Prof. Dr. Viktoria Szirmai D.Sc.
Scientific Consultant, Head of Department Hungary, 1014 Budapest, Úri u. 49.
Phone: +36 1 224 6742
Fax: +36 1 224 6741
E-mail: szirmai@socio.mta.hu
Website: www.socio.mta.hu

Priority 1
* European patterns of land use
* Secondary growth poles in territorial development

WĘGRY

Szent István University, Institute of Environmental Management
Gábor Ónodi
H-2100 Gödöllő, Páter Károly utca 1.
00-36-28-522-000-1038
E-mail: onodi.gabor@kti.szie.hu
Website: www.kti.szie.hu

Priority 1:
* European patterns of land use

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