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ESPON 2013 Programme Achievements and Prospects

The ESPON 2013 Programme in Brussels on October 5 and 6, 2010, supports evidence-based policy development for European territorial structures and impacts. With a budget of 47 million Euros, it focuses on applied research, targeted analyses, scientific platforms, and capitalization. Project themes include urban agglomerations, rural development, demography, energy competitiveness, climate change, and innovation. The ongoing projects assess territorial impacts, land use patterns, cooperation, accessibility, growth poles, and more.

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ESPON 2013 Programme Achievements and Prospects

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  1. ESPON Workshops 5 and 6 October 2010 in Bruxelles The ESPON 2013 Programme: Achievements and Prospects

  2. The ESPON 2013 Programme Role in Structural Funds 2007-2013: • Support policy development with evidence on European territorial structures, trends, perspectives and policy impacts based on comparable information on regions and cities revealing territorial capital and potentials. Budget 2007-13: • 47 mill Euro (ERDF 34 mill. Euro and 13 mill. Euro from 31 countries) Programme Priorities: • P 1: Applied Research • P 2: Targeted Analyses based on stakeholder interest • P 3: Scientific Platform with Tools • P 4: Capitalisation

  3. P1: Applied Research (1) 17 Project themes ongoing: • Cities and Urban Agglomerations/Functionality and development opportunities for European competitiveness and cohesion (FOCI) • Development Opportunities in different types of Rural Areas (EDORA) • Demography and Migratory Flows affecting European regions and cities (DEMIFER) • Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Competitiveness (RERISK) • Territorial Impact Assessment of Policies (TIP TAP) • Climate Change and Territorial Effects on regions and local economies (CLIMATE)

  4. P1: Applied Research (2) • 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 • Accessibility at regional/local scale and patterns in Europe • 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) • Territorial and Regional sensitivity of EU Directives • Services of General Interest • European Seas in Territorial Development Last 6-8 Applied Research projects for calls in 2011

  5. P2: Targeted Analyses, use of ESPON results (1) 16 projects ongoing • The Case for Agglomeration Economies in Europe/CAEE (Manchester, Barcelona, Dublin and Lyon) • The Development of the Islands – European Islands and Cohesion Policy/EUROISLANDS (Ministry of Economy and Finance, GR plus 9 stakeholders) • Cross-Border Polycentric Metropolitan Regions/ MetroBorder (Ministries in CH, LU, BE, DE and FR) • Success for Convergence Regions’ Economies/SURE (Campania Region plus regions in PO, ES and GR) • Spatial Scenarios: New Tools for Local-Regional Territories/SS-LR (Regions of Barcelona, Torino and Herault) • Territorial Diversity/TeDi(Ministries in NO, FI, CH, CY, MT, RO and SE)

  6. P2: Targeted Analyses (2) • Potential of Rural Regions/PURR (Notodden municipality, Cesis District, North Yorkshire county and Wales) • Transnational Support Method for European Cooperation/ TranSMEC (North West Europe Programme) • ESPON and TIA/EATIA (Ministries UK, Portugal and Slovenia) • Yardsticks for Cross-border Spatial Development/ULYSSES (Region Alsace plus 17 cross-border regions) • Regional Integrated Strategies/RISE (West-Midlands (UK), Västerbotten (SE), Sealand (DK) and Randstad Flanders Brussels) • Polycentric Metropolisation in Central Europe/POLYCE (Vienna, Bratislava, Ljubljana and Prague plus Hungary) • Territorial Performance Monitoring/TPM (Belgium (Flanders), Catalonia, North-Rhine Westphalia, Navarra and Dublin Region) • Development conditions for Paris, Berlin, Warsaw/BEST METROPOLISES (Cities of Warsaw, Berlin and Paris)

  7. P2: Targeted Analyses (3) • Migration and gender balance in rural regions/SEMIGRA (Saxony-Anhalt Region plus development agencies of Hungary, Finland and Sweden) • Smart Institutions for Territorial Development/SMART-IST (Ministries of Italy and France) 2 projects launched on 24 August 2010 • Airports as Drivers in Peripheral Regions/ADES (Regions of Savona and Western Greece plus City of Jyveskyla) • Advanced Monitoring of regional R&D/AMCER (Regions of Tuscany, Catalonia, Andalusia, Alpes Cote d’Azur, Brittany, Ostrobotnia, Lower-Saxony and Flanders) 4-5 Targeted Analyses for Calls in 2011 • Call for Expression of Interest in January 2011 • Call for Proposals in August 2011

  8. P3: Scientific Platform and Tools Ongoing larger projects: • ESPON Database phase I • Territorial Indicators/Indices Project launched on 24 August 2010 • ESPON 2013 Database – phase II Larger additional project for 2010-2011 • Territorial Monitoring and Reporting

  9. Transnational Networking Activities 2 projects ongoing involving partners of the ESPON Contact Point Network: • ESPON in Integrated Strategies/ESPON-INTERSTRAT • Nordic-Baltic Dialogue on Spatial Planning/NORBA 2 new projects approved by the MC: • ESPON Concepts/CaDEC • ESPON results at different scales/SCALES 2-3 additional projects in call by January 2011

  10. Summing up: Progress by end 2010 Programme Implementation progress: • Applied Research projects: • 17 projects ongoing or final • 6-8 additional Applied Research projects remain • Targeted Analyses (based on stakeholder demand): • 18 ongoing • 4-5 additional Targeted Analyses coming up • Scientific Platform and Tools: • 3 major projects ongoing • 1 major projects remaining • Transnational Networking Activities: • 2+2 projects ongoing • 2-3 additional projects foreseen

  11. Summing up: Future Calls Future rounds of calls • 24 August – 19 October 2010 • Call for Proposals for 2 Targeted Analyses • Call for Proposals for Database II • 23 November 2010 – 21 January 2011 • Call for Expression of Interest on becoming expert in Knowledge Support System • January 2011 and September 2011 will include: • Call for Proposals for 6-8 Applied Research projects • Call for Expression of Interest for Targeted Analyses • Call for Proposals on 4-5 Targeted Analyses • Call for Proposals on Territorial Monitoring • Call for Proposals on Transnational Networking Activities

  12. Major Capitalisation activities in 2010 Media and Publications • Territorial Observation 3 on Lisbon/Europe 2020 • First Synthesis Report in October 2010 • First Scientific Report in December 2010 Events • ESPON Seminar on 15-16 November 2010 in Liege (together with the Belgian EU Presidency) • ESPON Workshop in December 2010

  13. More Information Thank you for your attention Please visit www.espon.eu

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