Regional "flyer" case studies
Regional case studies provide a ‘snapshot’ of participating regions in the world, and an attractiveness profile including an evidence-based ‘attractiveness compass’ to help identify regional strengths and gaps. The methodology considers more than 50 indicators in developing regional attractiveness profiles, covering 14 dimensions across six domains of attractiveness (economic attraction, connectedness, visitor appeal, natural environment, resident well-being, land use and housing).
The compass is a tool for prioritising, monitoring, adapting and evaluating regional attractiveness policies, and promotes an integrated approach to enhancing regional attractiveness. The case studies consider existing policies to boost the resilience and attractiveness of regions, multi-level governance and coordination mechanisms, and provide a range of policy considerations to enhance regional attractiveness to key target groups of international investors, talent and visitors.
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How can we achieve inclusive, resilient, and sustainable development, while positively impacting the well-being of people and the places they live?
The report applies an original quantitative methodology to assess regional attractiveness, introducing an ‘attractiveness compass’ to help policymakers understand how individual regions fare in a new global environment. It identifies key drivers of attractiveness to the international target groups of investors, talent, and visitors, and the policy levers available to enhance regional attractiveness.
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