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The New Leipzig Charter and the JRC's urban activities. Exploring the role of science for policy post 2020

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  • Federica Risi

    (European Urban Knowledge Network ETGC)

  • Lily Maxwell

    (European Urban Knowledge Network ETGC)

  • Lea Scheurer

    (European Urban Knowledge Network ETGC)

  • Mart Grisel

    (European Urban Knowledge Network ETGC)

Abstract

This study investigates the role that the Joint Research Centre (JRC) can play in supporting urban policymaking within the framework for sustainable urban development proposed by the New Leipzig Charter (NLC). It analyses how the core urban activities of the Territorial Development Unit of the JRC (JRC.B3) align with the NLC's overarching framework, and how these could be strengthened beyond 2020. The study considers both gaps and opportunities in the wider EU urban science-policy interface, triggering a broader reflection on the role of science for policy in the post-2020 programming period.

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  • Federica Risi & Lily Maxwell & Lea Scheurer & Mart Grisel, 2020. "The New Leipzig Charter and the JRC's urban activities. Exploring the role of science for policy post 2020," JRC Research Reports JRC122792, Joint Research Centre.
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