This capacity-building initiative, titled “Strategic Autonomy, Socio-technological Transitions and Local Cohesion,” is co-organised with the the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, and supported by our Spanish member, TRADE.
Building on the 2023 and 2024 editions, the 2026 Winter School will explore some of the themes and methods from previous years, as well as potential approaches that regional development actors can adopt in preparation for the shifts that will shape the future of international, national and regional relations.
The three-day capacity building initiative aims to equip regional development actors with the tools to navigate a world marked by rapid change and uncertainty. It highlights the importance of recognising evolving trends and identifying new opportunities that may arise from complex and often challenging conditions. The initiative focuses on integrating an anticipatory mindset into daily operations, while reflecting on the strategic role regional development actors can play in promoting sustainable growth, stability, and resilience.
More information will be pubslised soon. Stay tuned.
