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Health Cluster Network: engaging the health sectorr more effectively in regional economic and social policy and development (HealthClusterNet)
Start date: Mar 31, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
HealthClusterNET believes that the health sector is a resource to be used more effectively for developing economic competitiveness at regional level. As such, the project aims to encourage efforts within and between the partner regions to engage the publicly-funded health sector in defining and delivering regional development priorities, thus contributing to better social and economic cohesion. ...
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European Chemical Regions Network (ECRN)
Start date: Dec 31, 2003, End date: Nov 29, 2007,
The operation “European Chemical Regions Network” (ECRN) is centered around concerted actions for European regions with dominant chemical industries. In Europe, the chemical industry (especially the petrochemical industry) is clustered in just a few regions. In these regions, the chemical sector often represents the major economic force exhibiting strong impacts on most other economic sectors. Due ...
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CULTURAL HERITAGE, LOCAL IDENTITY AND PLACE MARKETING FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (CULTMARK)
Start date: Dec 31, 2003, End date: Dec 30, 2006,
The operation “Cultmark: Cultural heritage, local identity and place marketing for sustainable development” is based on the ERDF Innovative Action "regional identity and sustainable development" and the emerging field of "place marketing". Place marketing is a tool for regions and local authorities to boost their economic development and attract tourism flows and investment. It can also form the n ...
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From Capability Brown’s landscaping of rambling English country estates to the legacy of Le Nôtre at the Palace of Versailles, the garden heritage of the NWE region is rich and diverse, and a cultural asset in need of protection. Yet, the value and significance of these gardens is not always properly recognised by policy-makers. With increasing mechanisation and changing trends there is the risk t ...
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