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Networking

Creating networks built on the uniqueness of the territory, local knowledge, heritage and traditions, is an added value of MaNet. It is also a resource for innovation and services development that allows economic, cultural and social aspects of the project to converge, interlock and interlink. Transborder cooperation is understood to mean not only cooperation between neighbouring countries, but also regions and communities within Greece with different or common features. According to the Territorial Agenda of the European Union 2020, regional interdependencies are becoming more important. As a result, networking, cooperation at different levels is increasingly needed in order to cope with and to recover from different ‘external shocks’. Furthermore, networking impedes underutilization of human, cultural, economic and ecological resources of the border regions of the network and their peripheral position (COE 2014; Eurada 2014b; COPTA 2011:4; COE 2008:74).

Implementation

  • Framework +

    Implementation The key factor for successful implementation is effective coordination at different levels of the various actors involved and the… Read More

  • HR Policy +

    The sustainability of MaNet does not only rely on the comprehensive proposals and methods of the strategy of differentiation but… Read More

  • Elementary Schemes +

    Elementary Schemes The key for the successful implementation of the cohesive Strategic Plan are schemes perceived as sine qua non… Read More

  • Quality Assurance +

    Quality & Sustainability Assurance MaNet takes responsibility for providing quality and sustainability assurance, applying risk assessment, forecasting, monitoring and control.… Read More

  • Hierarchies +

    Hierarchies and Priorities for Future Sub-Projects Taking into consideration the holistic research of MaNet, which encompasses a great variety of… Read More
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