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12 years with IA Agreements - what is next?

12 years with IA Agreements - what is next?

In this project we will provide knowledge about the challenges local government faces when it comes to following up the current IA agreement, and the issues that are particularly important to focus on in order to protect local and regional authorities' interest when the current agreement expires in 2013.

12 years with IA Agreements - what is next?
12 years with IA Agreements - what is next?

The project is based on solid data and ten comprehensive data sources are used in different ways to answer the many questions in the subprojects.

 

FoU-prosjekt nr. 124015 - SINTEF prosj.nr. 102001054

Published 06 September 2013

Contact person

Solveig Osborg Ose
Senior Research Scientist
907 28 684

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Project duration

09/10/2012 - 31/12/2013

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