Insights on Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Tourism, Regions and Cities
Summer has not yet begun in the northern hemisphere. Yet as of April 2023, more than a quarter of Europe is in drought. How are national and local authorities dealing with a
rather dry Spring?
More than a century later, COVID-19 has decidedly knocked us all off-balance – and our regions are likely to take some time to regain it. Which regions should we be most concerned about?
With individual tickets for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games already on sale, we ask, what impact can sport have on our economies, our societies and our lives?
What did Amsterdam’s city planners come up with when they sat down to reimagine what tourism can do for the city?
Women tend to be very active in the labour force in remote rural areas, but not in other non-metropolitan regions. Is it all about unpaid care work?
The aim of social impact investments is to produce a positive social and environmental impact in addition to financial returns. It is an exciting and rapidly growing field but what does this mean for social enterprises?
What are so-called “Pink-collar” jobs? They include areas such as nursing, childcare, education, social work or personal and household services. Following the pandemic, this critical work needs to be rewarded with action – not just words – to broaden the appeal of pink-collar jobs for women and men. The current political momentum around the social economy can help – find out how.
In a recent survey, more than half of U.S. mayors named mental health as the one of their main post-pandemic challenges. They’re not wrong. While city leaders have always grappled with the seemingly negative association between city-living and health outcomes, the pandemic exacerbated many existing mental health crises.