Small Places Matter and the Right to Stay: New Perspectives
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ESPON EGTC has entered into an agreement with Prognos AG for the delivery of social research services, specifically a territorial study titled "Small Places Matter and the Right to Stay: New Perspectives," to be delivered in Luxembourg. This study will focus on development opportunities in Norway's rural and peripheral regions, examining the role of small places and the "right to stay" as a principle for territorial cohesion. The project will develop a conceptual framework, provide a territorial typology of small and peripheral places in Norway, present showcases of development pathways, and deliver policy recommendations on governance, capacity building, and financing. The contract has a value of 95,000 €. Two bids were received for this contract.
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- Prognos AGWinner
- 2Number of tenders received
- €95,000Contract value
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This territorial study aims to deliver territorial evidence on development opportunities in Norway’s rural and peripheral regions, with a particular focus on the role of small places as active agents of change and consider the "right to stay" as a potential guiding principle for territorial cohesion. The project will develop a conceptual framework integrating agency, connectivity, and resilience to reconsider what constitutes "success" for small places; provide a territorial typology of small and peripheral places based on identified key drivers of success and systemic barriers in the Norwegian context; present a series of showcases illustrating diverse development pathways; and deliver a set of actionable policy recommendations on governance models, capacity building and financing approaches that can enable change agency in local communities.
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ESPON EGTCtenders@espon.eu- ResultType
- LuxembourgLocation
- 79315000Main codeSocial research services
- 73110000Research services79311400Economic research services