PAMLED - Building Effective PArtnerships among European and
Mediterranean Municipalities for Local
Economic Development Promotion
Phase 2, the second 12 months
During the second 12-month PHASE (2) the Partners, through the pivotal role of two Working Groups that shall be constituted along two fields of interest
(1. Local Planning and Management and 2. City marketing), get involved in a process that
i. Works within the same Municipality structure to achieve its results (through an institutional analyses to asses legal framework and evaluate the degree of local empowerment, as well as the effective development role that can be allocated at the Municipality level);
ii. Promotes the exchange of experiences and the setting-up of a policy benchmarking system based on an experimental-learning approach and;
iii. Encourages the Partners to involve the final beneficiaries of the selected policies to better asses the real impact and achievements reached with the implementation of those interventions. As, too often, local problems have been randomly tackled.
The final result of this phase is the identification and drafting of pilot interventions at the local level. Interaction among Partners during working groups’ activities and shared interest on a specific field of action will allow the constitution of city-to-city networks that will support practical training and technical assistance during the pilot projects implementation.
(1. Local Planning and Management and 2. City marketing), get involved in a process that
i. Works within the same Municipality structure to achieve its results (through an institutional analyses to asses legal framework and evaluate the degree of local empowerment, as well as the effective development role that can be allocated at the Municipality level);
ii. Promotes the exchange of experiences and the setting-up of a policy benchmarking system based on an experimental-learning approach and;
iii. Encourages the Partners to involve the final beneficiaries of the selected policies to better asses the real impact and achievements reached with the implementation of those interventions. As, too often, local problems have been randomly tackled.
The final result of this phase is the identification and drafting of pilot interventions at the local level. Interaction among Partners during working groups’ activities and shared interest on a specific field of action will allow the constitution of city-to-city networks that will support practical training and technical assistance during the pilot projects implementation.
Last updated: 03.04.2008
