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The TURAS Solutions focus on municipal and regional public stakeholders as the main user group potentially functioning as catalysts by facilitating the application of TURAS Solutions in diverse urban-regional contexts throughout Europe. Nonetheless, all products can also be accessed and used by individual and/or non-public actors interested in sustainability transitions. The “TURAS Solutions” have been made available via the website since year three of the project and used for project internal activities, such as local dissemination events under WP8 or the development of “integrated Transition Strategies” for the TURAS urban-regional partners under WP7. The final structure of the TURAS website including the “TURAS Solutions” section and the re-organisation into the four final “product types” allows for more intuitive but topically focussed browsing of the TURAs Solutions content. This final version is transferred into a “frozen version” of the TURAS website, ensuring the accessibility and usability of TURAS content beyond the end of the project for a wider community. For additional information on the TURAS project see here, or email marcus.collier@tcd.ie.
Suggested citation: Stumpp, Eva-Maria, Chiesa, Cecilia, Hartmann, Julia and Collier, Marcus J. (2015) Integrated Transition Strategies :proposed methodology. Deliverable 7.1 of the TURAS FP7 Project. Available at: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3941633.
Transitioning, Sustainability, Resilience, Social cohesion, Urban planning, Urban Policy, Cities, Strategies, Urban transformation, Transition strategies
Transitioning, Sustainability, Resilience, Social cohesion, Urban planning, Urban Policy, Cities, Strategies, Urban transformation, Transition strategies
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