FutureECOS at the Stakeholders MeetUp On July 11, 2024, West Regional Development Agency in West Region Romania had the pleasure to host the Stakeholders Meetup event
We are a project partner on @FutureEcos to work with other EU regions about future-proofing living spaces in Growth Corridor Regions. #euinmyregion#erdf
FutureECOS focuses on regions located between outside national growth poles that face challenges and opportunities in future-proofing their economies. Their strength is to revitalise attractiveness in housing and living space, when competing with metropolitan growth poles.
🚀 We're thrilled to announce the launch of the @interregeurope@FutureEcos project!
We will work with other EU regions towards future-proofing living spaces in Growth Corridor Regions 🇪🇺💡
📢 Press Release: https://t.co/ggLqPtqQha
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@FutureEcos
We are a project partner on @FutureEcos to work with other EU regions about future-proofing living spaces in Growth Corridor Regions. #euinmyregion#erdf
FutureECOS Interreg Europe project Kick off in Hämeenlinna, Häme Region (FIN). Six European regions working together for the next three years. Main topic: challenges and opportunities of growth corridors @interregeurope@growthcorridor@FutureEcos@hameenliitto@ResolvoSrl
1. kick off meeting in Hämeenlinna 20.05.2024., Finland. With pleasant company, we have shared opinions and experiences on our project FutureECOS basic topic. We are all proud to take part in this exciting project. Follow us for upcoming news and details! #interregeurope
The project supports interregional cooperation for better, multi-faceted implementation on future-proof living space in new growth corridor regions, through integrated development strategies developed through cooperation of public and private actors and citizens.
Start date 01.04.2024.
End date 30.06.2028.️
Co-funded by the European Union
Interreg Europe
Coordinating organizaton: Regional Council of Häme
Project FutureECOS aims to revitalise attractiveness in housing and living space when competing with metropolitan growth poles