iPlace

01/09/2019 15/03/2022

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iPlace is a journey where the partner cities are fellow travellers who are always seeking to find niches appropriate for their cities, while deepening their understanding of the nuances that make their cities special, with the determination to use the knowledge they gained for nesting new ideas that will sprout more sustainable local economic development.

Summary

Partners

Lead Partner : Amarante - Portugal

Gabrovo - Bulgaria
Medina del Campo - Spain
Saldus - Latvia
Heerlen - Netherlands

Kočevje - Slovenia
Balbriggan - Ireland
Grosseto - Italy
Pärnu - Estonia
Pori - Finland

Timeline

2019

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Network Outputs

iap_checklist.pdf

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Integrated Action Plans

Gabravo Integrated Action Plan

Gabravo - Bulgaria

Amarante Integrated Action Plan

Amarante - Portugal

"The time is now" Pori Integrated Action Plan

Pori - Finland

Pärnu Integrated Action Plan

Pärnu - Estonia

Saldus Integrated Action Plan

Saldus - Latvia

Kočevje Integrated Action Plan

Kočevje - Slovenia

Medina Del Campo Integrated Action Plan

Medina Del Campo - Spain

Heerlen Integrated Action Plan

Heerlen - Netherlands

Grosseto Integrated Action Plan

Grosseto - Italy

Balbriggan Integrated Action Plan

Balbriggan - Ireland

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