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07 Jul 2016
EUREGIO freight corridor: Worshop on border obstacles in the logistics sector
As part of the EUREGIO freight corridor project, a bilingual workshop was held on July 4, 2016 in Hotel Driland in Gronau on border obstacles in the logistic sector in the EUREGIO. 25 representatives of companies, business...more »
19 Nov 2019
EUKN Seminar on Metropolitan and Cross-border Functionality
ESPON, together with EUKN (European Urban Knowledge Network), organised a seminar on metropolitan and cross-border functionality in Prague, Czech Republic, on 14 November 2019. Carsten Schürmann gave a keynote speech in the...more »
31 Aug 2016
ESPON PROFECY project - Inception Report published
The Inception Report of the ESPON PROFECY project on Inner Peripheries: national territories facing challenges of access to basic services of general interest has now been published on the ESPON website for download.Further...more »
28 Jun 2017
ESPON PROFECY - Interim Report published
The interim report of the ESPON PROFECY project on inner peripheries is now published and can be downloaded from the ESPON Website. The report provides first project results, in particular with regard to the small-scale...more »
28 Dec 2012
Accessibility potential of German regions
On behalf of the Institute of Transport Economics (IVM) of the University of Muenster, TCP International calculated a series of accessibility indicators of potential type for NUTS-3 regions in Germany for passenger and goods...more »
24 Nov 2014
Accessibility calculations for Lower Saxony
Mr. Schürmann gave a presentation on November 21, 2014 , at the Lower Saxony Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection (ML) on accessibility calculations for Lower Saxony. Besides discusing theoretical questions...more »
23 Sep 2019
County Coesfeld: Selected Results of EUREGIO Air Accessibility Study
On 16 September 2019, Carsten Schürmann presented selected results of the EUREGIO Air Accessibility study to the Committee on Finance, Economic and Regional Development of the County of Coesfeld. Focus of his presentation was...more » |
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