Knowledge Exchange on Tools, Approaches and Best Practices for Integrated Strategic Planning
The Knowledge Exchange on Tools, Approaches and Best Practices for Integrated Strategic Planning
The Knowledge Exchange on Tools, Approaches and Best Practices for Integrated Strategic Planning Workshop was jointly hosted by DG REGIO and the World Bank, and aimed at presenting tools, approaches, and best practices for integrated strategic planning. It is developed within the “Functional areas in the EU” project with the purpose to facilitate part of a broader goal of the project – to improve the EU-wide approaches on the topic. As such, the event represented the first knowledge exchange activity, and it will be followed by other specific-themed workshops.
To accomplish its objective, representatives of several functional areas together with specialists from the Joint Research Centre and the World Bank presented best practices and tools for integrated strategic planning. Besides exchanging knowledge and best practices, the event also aimed to create synergies in order to better respond to cross-jurisdictional challenges and achieve common development aims.
CONTEXT
The “Functional areas in the EU” project encompasses knowledge exchange activities as one of the tools to improve functional area approaches. The planned knowledge exchange activities focus on key topics of relevance to them, and are also a good opportunity to get to know colleagues from across the EU and foster partnerships for achieving common development aims.
The Knowledge Exchange Presentations:
About this resource
In 2021, the European Commission launched a pilot project to improve functional area approaches in the EU and has partnered with the World Bank to implement this initiative. As part of the project, the project team collaborated with 12 functional areas from seven EU countries, providing them with tailored technical support and assistance: Zagreb Urban Agglomeration (Croatia), Brno Metropolitan Area (Czech Republic), West Athens (Greece), Lake Balaton Area (Hungary), Kalisz-Ostrów Agglomeration, Kraków Metropolitan Area (Poland), Jiu Valley and Jiu Conurbation Functional Area, Caraș-Timiș Functional Area, Cluj Metropolitan Area, Oradea Metropolitan Area, West Ialomița Functional Area (Romania), and Trenčín Functional Area (Slovakia).
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