As part of the Cross-Border Data Collection Project, commissioned by DG REGIO, on 2 July we held the fourth and final meeting of our Advisory Board, marking the conclusion of an important series of exchanges that has accompanied the project from its very beginning.
The meeting focused on the final report, including the presentation of the project results and the recommendations for a future European framework for the collection of cross-border worker statistics. We also discussed the next steps, including how the project outcomes could be further disseminated, how the collected data could be made more visible, and how to maintain the current momentum in data production efforts.
Throughout the project, the Advisory Board has provided valuable feedback on the methodology, data collection strategy, dissemination, and policy relevance of the project. Their expertise has helped strengthen both the scientific robustness and the practical applicability of the final results.
We would like to sincerely thank the representatives of:
🔹 Eurostat
🔹 Joint Research Centre (JRC)
🔹 Central European Service for Cross-Border Initiatives (CESCI)
🔹 Mission Opérationnelle Transfrontalière (MOT)
🔹 Joint Spatial Planning Department Berlin-Brandenburg – Unit European Spatial Development
for their continuous engagement, constructive discussions, and valuable contributions throughout the project.
📩 For more information on the project, please contact: crossborderdata@cbs.nl
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