COOPERATION NETWORKS | CROSS BORDER COOPERATION | GOVERNANCE ChallengeCoordinating projects and better directing activities towards the realisation of common goals, implementation and promoting the Development Strategy of the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration for the period up to 2020 SolutionThe objective of this event is to bring together all key stakeholders of the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration, but also other interested public and the media. Three partners, namely Krapina-Zagorje County, Zagreb County, and the City of Zagreb have agreed to regularly gather info at an event named “The Zagreb Urban Agglomeration Day” with the aim of better directing activities towards the realisation of common goals, promoting the Development Strategy of the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration for the period up to 2020 (SRUAZ), presenting and monitoring the realisation of projects of the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration, the status of implementation of the ITU mechanism, announcement of future activities, and better networking of all stakeholders. At the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration Day representatives of the administrative bodies of the City of Zagreb, cities and municipalities within the Urban Agglomeration Zagreb, representatives of the Zagreb County, Krapina-Zagorje County and their regional coordinators, members of the Partner Council, and the Working Group for the development strategy of the SRUAZ have participated. Moreover, representatives of other functional urban areas in Croatia (Split, Rijeka, Osijek), as well as the functional urban area of Warsaw have also participated and have presented their best practices and flagship projects. Four editions of the Zagreb Urban Agglomeration Day have been organised so far, with the initial dynamics disrupted by COVID 19 crises. More information about the event: https://www.zagreb.hr/3-dan-urbane-aglomeracije-zagreb/151165 Other best practices Tourism, culture and brandingHarnessing the Untapped Potential: The All-Season Tourism Masterplan for Jiu ValleyJiu Valley & Jiu ConurbationContinue reading Best Practices | Urban regenerationUrban-rural linkages: regeneration of public spaces in the Cluj Metropolitan AreaCluj-Napoca Metropolitan AreaContinue reading Governance | Strategic planningIntegrated Development Strategy of Brno Metropolitan AreaBrno Metropolitan AreaContinue reading 12Next
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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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