Online Video! Congress on the impact of the crisis on urban governance (project Inflowence, 12 November 2012)
November 12, 2012, the Institute of the Mediterranean, in collaboration with the Council for the Development of Marseille Provence Métropole, organized a conference that aimed to take stock of the concept of polycentric development and territorial cohesion across major cities Mediterranean.
On the occasion of this conference, interviews with stakeholders were conducted, focusing on four key topics that were discussed:
- The financial crisis and urban governance
Online Video! Crisis and city (project Inflowence Congress, 12 November 2012)
In a crisis, but also hot news around the creation of the metropolis AIx-Marseille-Provence, the question of the city was at the heart of debates, especially since it also represents a model of governance urban system in our European neighbors.
Metropolis by dm_516bcf9e65f9e
"Imperialist of Neighbour" A new architecture for relations between Europe and the South
Ghilès Francis, a researcher at the International Relations Centre of Barcelona (CIDOB) delivered as part of a conference organized by the School of Governance and Economics Rabat analysis of relations between Europe and the countries of Africa North after the "Arab Spring."
Learn moreTransnational meeting GOUV'AIRNANCE project in Valencia (Spain)
4, 5 and 6 March 2013, the Polibienestar Institute of the University of Valencia (Spain) and the CVI (Instituto Valenciano of the isle) organized a three-day meeting GOUV'AIRNANCE project. The first day was an opportunity to share in a public meeting, bringing together more competent persons for air quality, from Valencia, Marseille (France), Tripoli (Lebanon) and Aqaba (Jordan).
The next two days were spent at the meeting of the Steering Committee of GOUV'AIRNANCE project and helped to present the progress of the project in the areas concerned.
Launch of the project website GOUV'AIRNANCE
http://gouvairnance.eu/ We are very pleased to announce the launch of the GOUV'AIRNANCE the project website , available at the following address: http://gouvairnance.eu/
In a collaborative spirit, the site is currently under construction, by all project partners.
Feel free to distribute it now around you.
Learn moreCongress on the impact of the crisis on urban governance: Conclusions - In.FLOW.ence Project (English)
On 12 November 2012, the Institute of the Mediterranean, in cooperation with the Development Council of Marseille Provence Métropole, Organized a congress aiming to review the concept of polycentricity and territorial coherence across major Mediterranean cities. Funded by the European Union Within the framework of the European project In.FLOW.ence, this conference HAS Gathered about 100 participants around In.FLOW.ence project partners, experts, decision-makers and Representatives of civil society, in order to Discuss thesis Intend to bring issues and solutions to the challenges Brought by the crisis on the polycentric urban systems of governance in the Mediterranean area.
Learn moreMED program annual event in Cyprus - 24th and 25th Oct. 12
The Mediterranean Institute has embarked on several projects funded by the program MED transnational cooperation. Every year, a big event is organized by the Joint Technical Secretariat of the MED Programme to review the projects and the future European programming. This theme is particularly important this year because the discussions are underway on the future of the MED Programme for the period 2014-2020. The Institute of the Mediterranean, through the activities of capitalization of its projects, actively taking part in these discussions.
You will find attached the agenda for the two days: Event Calendar Annual MED FR Cyprus
More information about this annual event
Learn moreGOUV'AIRNANCE - Launch of Monitoring Committee Marseille - Tuesday, 3 July 2012
On Tuesday, July 3, 2012 afternoon in the premises of the City Hall, will host the launch meeting of the Monitoring Committee Marseille. This meeting will be co-chaired by Bernard Susini, Deputy Mayor of the City of Marseille and Pierre Semeriva, Vice-President of the Urban Community of Marseille Provence Métropole.
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