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Nordic Centre for Spatial DevelopmentNordregio is a leading international Nordic research institute in the broad field of regional studies.
Population change, migration, gender, employment and much more
Nordregio has developed a policy model for supporting women's entrepreneurship in Nordic sparsely populated areas.
The question of how to coordinate regional growth policy and physical planning was the theme for a Reglab seminar held at Nordregio.
New Nordregio working paper that presents the so-called Metabolic Impact Assessment (MIA) as an evaluation of two urban development projects, one in Stockholm and one in Newcastle.
We have experienced warmer winters, stronger storms and greater precipitation in the Nordic countries. Management of, and planning for, larger quantities of water, as well as adaptation of our territorial structures to climate changes are on the agenda. These issues were discussed at a seminar held at Nordregio, and the main results are presented in a new Nordregio Working Paper.
Many regions in the Nordic countries are facing big challenges with an ageing population and out-migration. During the spring 2012 Nordregio will host a series of workshops on demographic challenges of the Nordic countries.
In recognition of the fact that the Arctic stands on the threshold of major changes, which will, in the first instance, affect Arctic societies and the Arctic people in a number of important areas, the people first approach in Arctic Co-operation Programme is designed to promote sustainable development.
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