The Trans-in Form (TiF) project had a successful kick-off meeting in Trakai, Lithuania, on 17-19 February 2010. In all ten European countries were represented – as well as partners from Lithuania, Latvia, Sweden, Norway, Poland and Germany, there were co-partners from Russia and Belarus, and experts from Italy and the UK. A feature of the meeting was the strong representation of political leaders, and the range of other officials who were there, who included, amongst others, international officers, strategic planners, architects, economic development workers and cultural managers. The diversity of the posed challenges but also created rewards through the exchange of experiwences and perspectives.
Regionale Planungsgemeinschaft Havelland-Fläming invites to Potsdam
2010-03-09The workshop contains “Scenario planning and benchmarking attractiveness” and it should show what kind of chances the project affords to all partners against the demographic change in rural cities as our first milestone. Therefore we build on the experiences of the Regional Planning Authority Havelland-Fläming with their competences in the EU project Hinterland and on the experiences of the Telemark Research Center with their competences with the “Attractivity Barometer”.
