Overview
ST4TE aims to provide a comprehensive view of the drivers of the twin transition (green and digital), the inequalities that emerge or are widened by it, and policies to build greener, more equal and more productive societies. The project investigates the impact on inequalities among individuals and territories, models the effects of transition policies, and develops forward-looking scenarios and pathways for knowledge-based policymaking.
In the news
- We hope you have had a restful and enjoyable summer. The ST4TE project is now entering its final phase, leading up to its final conference in Brussels on 8 & 9 December. More information will follow shortly. Join us on 9 September 15.00 - 16.00 CET for a webinar on the twin transition, as we reconnect with the ST4TE community. This webinar will explore how the green and digital transitions can reinforce one another. Christina Kakderi (ST4TE coordinator, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)) will present the ST4TE
- The fifth STATE newsletter is here! 📢 The ST4TE project is entering its final phase, leading up to our final conference, which will be held on December 8 and 9 in Brussels. These past few months have been particularly intense ! In this fifth newsletter, read about: ✨ Our Territorial Impact Assessment workshop on Regional Skills Partnerships (2-3 June), for which we used the ESPON TIA Quick Check methodology 🟢 Our fourth co-creation workshop in Valencia (9 June), which focused on the drivers of transition policies and practices,
- Insightful discussions took place during the ST4TE #GREENWEEK workshop. We warmly thank the speakers and participants. Moderated by Damien PERISSE from European Future Innovation System (EFIS) Centre, the session enabled an exchange between ST4TE and JRC work and the views of Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions (CPMR) and EURADA - European Association of Development Agencies on developing twin transition indexes useful for territories and public policy. Christina Kakderi from Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH)
- The ST4TE co-creation workshop “Understanding drivers of transition policies” took place this Tuesday in #Valencia, ahead of #EUSPRI2026 The workshop focused on how inequalities shape participation in the green and digital transition, and how these insights can be translated into policy recommendations. Following an introduction by Alasdair Reid, Matías Barberis Rami and Lyudmyla Tautiyeva from European Future Innovation System (EFIS) Centre presented ongoing work on policy drivers case studies. They highlighted how existing
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