Archivio Istituzionale della RicercaThis report summarises the main findings and outputs of the TERRES (Territorialising Resilience: Trans-forming Europe for an Age of Crisis) collaborative European research project, commissioned by the ESPON EGTC under the ESPON 2030 Cooperation Programme. As a European applied research initiative, ESPON TERRES aimed to advance both the theoretical and practical understanding of territorial resilience by devel-oping a conceptual framework that reflects the current “state of the art” in the field. The project contributes to the evidence base for EU Cohesion Policy and other sectoral policies. It was implemented over a 27-month period by a multidisciplinary consortium of research institutions, involving external experts and engaging stakeholders operating across different territorial levels.
ESPON TERRES [Territorialising Resilience: Transforming Europe for an Age of Crisis] - Final report / Jaksa, Renata Anna; Salamin, Géza; Lőcsei, Hajnalka; Igari, András; Csizovszky, Anna; Tarnóczky, Tímea; Brunetta, Grazia; Caldarice, Ombretta; Cotella, Giancarlo; Abastante, Francesca; Mohabat Doost, Danial; Berisha, Erblin; Pincegher, Bruna; Caputo, Martina; Tapia, Carlos; Giacometti, Alberto; Salonen, Hilma; Fernández, Antía; Sanjuan, Cristina; Capizzi, Pasquale; Cortes, Juan; Farradellas, Isaac; Larrea, Efrain; Biosca, Oriol; Ulied, Andreu; Del Castillo, Harold; Ippoliti, Chiara; Álvarez, Camila; Méndez, Guillem. - ELETTRONICO. - (2025), pp. 1-78.
ESPON TERRES [Territorialising Resilience: Transforming Europe for an Age of Crisis] - Final report
Brunetta,Grazia;Caldarice,Ombretta;Cotella,Giancarlo;Abastante,Francesca;Mohabat Doost,Danial;Berisha,Erblin;Pincegher,Bruna;Caputo,Martina;
2025
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This report summarises the main findings and outputs of the TERRES (Territorialising Resilience: Trans-forming Europe for an Age of Crisis) collaborative European research project, commissioned by the ESPON EGTC under the ESPON 2030 Cooperation Programme. As a European applied research initiative, ESPON TERRES aimed to advance both the theoretical and practical understanding of territorial resilience by devel-oping a conceptual framework that reflects the current “state of the art” in the field. The project contributes to the evidence base for EU Cohesion Policy and other sectoral policies. It was implemented over a 27-month period by a multidisciplinary consortium of research institutions, involving external experts and engaging stakeholders operating across different territorial levels.
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