Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles Chris Wilson, RUnUP Project Manager Thematic Network Event, Águeda, Portugal 24 th June 2009.

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Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles Chris Wilson, RUnUP Project Manager Thematic Network Event, Águeda, Portugal 24 th June 2009

URBACT II: A European programme of territorial cooperation on integrated and sustainable urban development European programme to exchange experience and good practice An exchange platform used to set up Thematic Networks and Working Groups, known as Projects Disseminate good practices and lessons learned from exchanges to all European cities Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 1

What is RUnUP? Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles The role of Universities in promoting entrepreneurship URBACT Local Support Groups (ULSGs) Participation of Managing Authorities Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 2

RUnUP Thematic Network Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 3

Overall Objectives Develop comprehensive programmes to drive forward economic development Provide structured support to businesses Ensure University curricula meet the skills needs of local businesses Influence on local urban sustainable practices and policies Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 4

Thematic Work Areas RUnUP thematic work areas will be delivered by various work packages and actions: Theme 1: Understanding the economy Theme 2: Role of local authorities Theme 3: Knowledge exchange and technology transfer Theme 4: Stimulating knowledge-based activities Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 5

Thematic Work Areas Resulting in the delivery of key outputs and results across the whole network: Local Action Plans Transferable training programmes Best Practice Compendium Talent attraction and retention strategies Personal and business location programme Role of Universities for Economic Development in Urban Poles – 24 June 2009 – Page 6

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