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Policy Atlas of Sustainable Urban Development for Small Urban Areas

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Small urban areas (SUAs) form the backbone of the polycentric urban structure of the EU. As such, their role in ensuring a balanced territorial development has been widely recognised at EU level. The diversity of SUAs – in terms of their settlement structures, functional roles and development trends – make it challenging to develop overarching recipes for SUA development pathways. The ‘Policy Atlas of Sustainable Urban Development for Small Urban Areas’ serves as a valuable tool for policy makers, practitioners and academics seeking to gain insight into the unique characteristics of SUAs in the EU. By offering evidence-based insights and practical recommendations, the atlas provides a compass for navigating the policy challenges of sustainable urban development in SUAs and facilitates the promotion of strategies tailored to their needs.

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  • FIORETTI Carlotta & SARACENO Pier & PERPIÑA CASTILLO Carolina & TESTORI Giulia, 2023. "Policy Atlas of Sustainable Urban Development for Small Urban Areas," JRC Research Reports JRC132926, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc132926
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    Urban development; cohesion policy; small urban areas; towns; territorial strategies;
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