Nachhaltiges Netzwerk

Trafen sich zum ersten Mal in Graz: Johanna Bernhardt (RCE Europaregion Tyrol), Petra Biberhofer (RCE Vienna), Barbara Loimayr, Petra Wlasak, Graz RCE Graz-Styriy, Thomas Höflehner, Institut für Geographie und Raumforschung Uni Graz, Thomas Drage (RCE Graz-Styria), Christian Rammel (RCE Vienna), Magdalena Gschaider, Jonas Meyer und O. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Friedrich M. Zimmermann, alle RCE Graz-Styria (v.l.)

Erstes Treffen dreier Regional Centres of Expertise in Graz

Weltweit gibt es 137, in Österreich sind es bereits drei: so genannte RCEs - Regional Centres of Expertise - in Graz-Styria, Vienna und das RCE Europaregion Tyrol. Am 17. und 18. Juni 2014 fand in Graz das erste von drei Treffen der österreichischen RCEs statt, zur Optimierung von Synergien und zur strategischen Weiterentwicklung der österreichsichen RCEs. Ziel dieser Initiative ist der Autausch von Wissen und Kultur, das Nutzen von Synergien, die Bündelung von Ressourcen, Beiträge zur Qualitätssicherung der Arbeiten an den RCEs, Entwicklung und Umsetzung von gemeinsamen Projekten für Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung sowie das Festigen und Intensivieren der Rolle der österreichischen RCEs im globalen Netzwerk.

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