Strategic focus
Assessing and addressing the socio-economic challenges of redeveloping cities heavily dependent on the military (military towns) in before, during and after the pull-out

Results

At the second partner meeting in Stockholm from 17-19 March 2004, the partners presented their cases. The presentations may be downloaded below.

Socioeconomic consequences of conversion of former military assets as well as marketing instruments for successful conversion have been discussed at the first work package meeting in Swinoujscie (Poland) and Stavenhagen (Germany) between 15 - 16 June 2004.

At the second work package meeting from 17-19 January 2005 the Suomenlinna fortress near Helsinki could be visited and the discussion on socioeconomic consequences was continued.

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Vasallen - Factors for successful conversion from 08.02.2005
Presentation of Indicators of social and econom-205 from 12.01.2005
Administrative mechanisms of conversion from 16.06.2004
Conversion Stavenhagen from 16.06.2004
Marketing - a central tool for developing former military assets from 16.06.2004
Suomenlinna fortress - guard to Finland in the Baltic Sea from 19.01.2005
Elimäki - conversion of the Koria parklands from 19.03.2004
Finnish Ministry of Defence - Jointly planning the finnish conversion process from 19.03.2004
Paldiski - From closed city to civil community from 19.03.2004
Stavenhagen - Co-operative conversion process from 19.03.2004
Swinoujscie - Former western most naval base of the Soviet Troops at the Baltic Sea from 19.03.2004
Minutes Meeting in Helsinki on 19.01.05 from 20.01.2005

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