European Network of Territorial Intelligence (ENTI)

European Network of Territorial Intelligence (ENTI)
 
 
ENTI, "European Network of Territorial Intelligence", is a structure opened to all those who wish to contribute to its program of research which is conceived around three axes and around three transverse themes.
     

Three axes, defined by the board of ENTI in continuity of the caENTI "coordination action European Network of Territorial Intelligence" (from March, 2006 to February, 2009) are:

  • [Territories] Territories as place and territorial intelligence as mean of the socio-ecological transition and of the combination of economic, social, environmental and cultural objectives of sustainable development
  • [Indicators] Accessibility of the indicators of the sustainable development for the territorial actors, scientific generic methods and action tools for indicators analysis
  • [Governance] Territorial governance for sustainable development

Three transverse themes are:

  • [Vulnerability] Vulnerability of territories and vulnerable populations
  • [Culture] The culture as fourth objective of the sustainable development of territories
  • [Gender] Gender and sustainable development of territories


 

Mobilisation for the European Network of Territorial Intelligence (ENTI)

Credit: NASA/GSFC

After the successful caENTI dissemination seminar in Brussels, on last April 16th, the month of May will be dedicated to the constitution of the European Network of Territorial Intelligence (ENTI). This dissemination seminar was a milestone between the caENTI and the preparation of a project in the framework of the 7th European research and dissemination program of the European Union. M. RIZZO, our scientific officer, closed the seminar with a presentation containing many advices in that direction.

caENTI ended on February, 28th 2009. Final reports were delivered during the seminar, meeting deadlines. The next call for project proposals will probably be lauched in September, with a deadline for submission in January.

A project of such importance has to be prepared in advance.

 
 

Coordination Action of the European Network of Territorial Intelligence (caENTI)

caENTI

caENTI general objective aimed at integrating present research projects on territorial intelligence tools, so as to give them a European dimension.

The caENTI was funded by the sixth framework programme of research and technological development of the European Union in the specific program “Integrate and Strengthen the European Research Area” and in the seventh thematic priority "Citizens and governance in a knowledge-based society". It started on March 2006 for three-year duration.



 

> Journal of Territorial Intelligence

The Journal of Territorial Intelligence includes articles of its field as it emerges from the current caENTI meetings. It is especially linked to the sciences of territories, dynamic analysis of space, methods and tools for territorial observation, the governance of territories, sustainable development and all the phenomena of information and communication constituent of the reality of an intelligent territory.

 


> European Master of Territorial Intelligence

The universities of Besançon (France), Huelva (Spain), Liege (Belgium), Salerno (Italy), Pècs (Hungary) and Alba Iulia (Romania) are associated to provide to students a master’s degree in Territorial Intelligence. This master’s degree will give students the opportunity to study in several partners universities according to the chosen specialization and will have professional or research orientation.

 


> PreNOETI

To ensure caENTI actions continuity, we have started a prefiguration action of a network of excellence in territorial intelligence, or anyway of a worldwide project.

 


> territoriesnet.org

www.territoriesnet.org aims to be the federative element of the European Network of Territorial Intelligence, territorial-intelligence.eu and of the Latino-American Network of Entendimiento Territorial, territoriosposibles.org. It is open to other research and action networks which object is territory.