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CENTRAL EUROPE Output Library
The CENTRAL EUROPE Programme helps to improve living and working conditions in your region. Take a look at the CENTRAL EUROPE Output Library to find out what our projects do.
The Output Library collects (case) studies, surveys, analyses, inventories, guidelines and other interesting products from all our projects. Each output is connected with specific keywords.
Searching for a keyword or clicking on one of them in the tag cloud below will show you a list of relevant documents.
You can also search thematically according to colour: innovation, transport, environment, energy, demographic change, cultural heritage, cross-cutting topics.
For returning to the overview of key words, please click here
Present study is aimed at summarising the demographics and state of elderly people within the municipal areas, it examines the social integration and exclusion, the embeddedness in the neighbourhood and the local society, describes the main characteristics of social connections (family, neighbours, civic possibilities, voluntary work).
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This paper contains a concise description of demographic changes which took place in Opole in the period of systemic and economic transformation in the years 1989-2009, a comparison of the current population situation in the capital of the Opole province with other cities of the province rank as well as short information concerning the course of the forecasted demographic
processes and challenges for the regional development policy resulting from it.
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The Central European Ageing Strategy has been developed by the project consortium of the Central European Knowledge Platform for an Ageing Society, in short CE-Ageing Platform. Based on the CE-Ageing Vision, the CE-Ageing Platform identified existing potentials, established recommendations for policy change and now presents the CE-Ageing Strategy as green paper to the public.
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This document collects and assembly single and personal analysis conducted by each of the AutoNet partners. Each of them offer a personalised elaboration regarding the state-of-the-art of automotive industry within their territory, mapping the excellence of the region, highlighting trends and developments, focusing on needs and priorities and analysing innovation and research.
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Each case study suggets how to actively counteract the trends of demographic change
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Youth strategies for regions with migrants
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Benchmarking in Yura project developing yout strategies
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Demography oriented mobility concepts for small towns in three CENTRAL EUROPE regions: Saxony, South Bohemia, Lower Austria
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The document describes set measures developed by the QUALIST partnership useful for small towns in the Europe
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A sustainable revitalization connects the protection of economical and architectural-cultural heritage with the requirement of a changing society and economy.
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The report informs about the state-of-the-art regional situation of local economy and job opportunities in the eight project regions (Gorenjska, Slovenia; Lungau and Upper Styria West in Austria; Kyffhäuserkreis, Germany; Province of Asti, Italy; Ústí Region, Czech Republic; Brzeg Dolny, Poland; Microregion of Mór, Hungary).
In order to gather the relevant information regarding the regional economic activity, education, infrastructure and transport offers from a strength-weakness-threats opportunities-point of view with special attention to the impact of unemployment, a questionnaire was developed by the partners for their designated project regions.
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The document collects suggestions and practices on the most relevant impacts of ageing and population shrinking economy, society and environment as well as describes the relevant policy framework.
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The Green Paper represents the preparatory document where an initial analysis of existing innovative ICT solutions for healthcare provision in the central Europe area is done and the standardization towards the achievement of interoperable systems is discussed.
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The Strategy covers a wide range of policy interventions aiming at sustainable economic growth and social cohesion with focus on four major areas of concern: employability, migration, family, healthy ageing.
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The study challenges cost analysis of local public service across countries of central Europe. It investigates the relations of economic features and demographic change characteristics.
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This catalogue lists examples of projects dealing with adaptation of public,
social and technical infrastructure services to demographic change. All projects are in addition addressing the issue of cost saving.
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The document aims to evaluate the gathered international examples concerning the possibilities of adapting technical and social infrastructures and services to demographic change in the ADAPT2DC "Best Practice Catalogue"and give the overall recommendations for the transferability of these good examples across Europe.
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The ADAPT2DC project focused on cost effective solutions for social and technical services and infrastructure (health care, housing, public transport, social care, water provision) in shrinking regions and cities in central Europe. This document provides a final overview on its main project results.
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This report represents HELPS project catalogue of innovative practices in housing and care for the elderly and people with disabilities in Central European cities.
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Senior Capital European Benchmark analyses the pension and senior employment schemes in project countries (AT, DE, HU, IT, PL, SI) as well as selected successful solutions for “50+” generation that have been already tested in different european countries.
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The study presents education and employment models for seniors tested within the seven pilot actions of the project. The new models and solutions developed are aiming to activate potentials of individuals and society, increase work opportunities and work ability as well as to improve services for 50+ generations in local communities.
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