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SUMMARY:[REGISTER NOW] Webinar on Statistics for Inclusion
DESCRIPTION:Statistics for Inclusion: Using Regional Data to Inform Policy and Counter Migration Disinformation\n📅 27 October 2026\, 10:00 – 12:00 CET \n📍 Online format via MS Teams \nOrganised by:\nThe Assembly of European Regions; Innlandet County Council; Intercultural Regions Network (IRN); EU Urban Partnership for Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees \n\n\n\nAbout the Session\nBuilding on the momentum of the inaugural session held on 4 June 2026\, this second capacity-building workshop moves from awareness to action. The initial session identified a critical systemic challenge: public authorities often lack the formal strategies\, tools\, and training necessary to effectively counter migration disinformation. To address this gap\, the second series of webinars focuses on a fundamental solution identified by participants: the power of reliable regional data as a practical tool for evidence-based policymaking and strategic communication. \nThis session invites participants to explore actionable frameworks through concrete regional models. We will delve into a flagship case study of Innlandsstatistikk\, the comprehensive statistical platform developed by Innlandet County (Norway). It will showcase how regions can equip themselves with robust\, transparent facts to detect and mitigate disinformation while strengthening the evidence base for social inclusion. \nThe session’s impact is further amplified through the Intercultural Regional Network’s ongoing partnership with the European Commission’s Urban Agenda Partnership for Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees. Incorporating the Commission’s insights and alignment with the Action Group on Disinformation\, this event serves as a strategic venue for multi-level cooperation\, connecting sub-national governments and institutional stakeholders across all tiers. We anticipate a productive\, forward-thinking dialogue that enables authorities to seamlessly integrate data-informed strategies into their routine governance. \n\n\n\nOverall aim\nThis session aims to move beyond the awareness raised in the first webinar by directly addressing the capacity gaps identified. Its primary objective is to equip participants with practical tools for evidence-based governance\, specifically through the use of reliable regional data and statistics. Rather than presenting a single approach\, the session will showcase a range of regional models—highlighting Innlandsstatistikk as a flagship case study.  \nBy examining how statistical evidence supports the early identification and prevention of disinformation\, participants will explore how empirical data feeds into integrated\, multi-level institutional responses. Ultimately\, the session is designed to help move participants from awareness to action\, identifying concrete tools and practices that regions can adopt or adapt to strengthen their daily operations. \n\n\n\nWho Should Attend?\nThe conference is intended for: \n\nNational\, regional and local policymakers\nMunicipalities and regional development agencies\nResearchers and universities\nBusinesses and innovation organisations\nNGOs and civil society organisations\nEuropean institutions and project partners\n\n\n\n\nRegistration
URL:https://aer.eu/events/register-now-webinar-on-statistics-for-inclusion/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:AER Delegation at COP31
DESCRIPTION:Are you passionate about climate action and want to represent the Assembly of European Regions (AER) on the global stage? AER is now accepting nominations to join its delegation to the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31)\, taking place in Online & in Antalya\, Türkiye\, from 9–20 November 2026. \nAs an accredited UNFCCC Observer Organisation\, AER has a limited number of places available for delegates. \n📅 Key Information for Online participation\n\nApplication deadline: 5 November 2026 (23:59 CEST)\nSelection process: Open only to AER members. Places will be allocated on a first-come\, first-served basis\, with priority given to members of the Executive Board and Political Bureau.\n\nWhat is COP?\nThe Conference of the Parties (COP) is the United Nations’ annual global climate summit\, bringing together nearly 200 countries\, regional governments\, businesses\, and civil society organisations. It is the world’s leading forum for negotiating international climate policy\, reviewing progress under the Paris Agreement\, and accelerating global climate action. \nWhy COP31 Matters\nBuilding on the climate finance commitments agreed at COP29 and COP30\, COP31 is expected to focus on turning commitments into action. Key discussions are expected to include: \n\n⚡ The “35 by 35” Electrification Goal – accelerating renewable electricity to reach 35% of final energy demand by 2035.\n🏙️ Resilient Cities – reducing the energy intensity of the building sector by 25% by 2035.\n♻️ Global Waste Reduction – advancing international frameworks to halve the growth of municipal waste worldwide.\n\nThis is a unique opportunity to engage with global climate leaders\, build partnerships\, and ensure regional perspectives are represented in international climate discussions.
URL:https://aer.eu/events/aer-delegation-at-cop31-registrations-open/
LOCATION:antalya\, Turkey
CATEGORIES:Other Events
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SUMMARY:Registrations are open | AER Autumn Meetings | 9-10 December 2026\, Brussels\, Belgium
DESCRIPTION:AER Autumn Meetings: Bureau | Committees | Eurodyssey Forum\n📅 9–10 December 2026 | 📍 Brussels\, Belgium\n \nTwo days of political dialogue\, regional exchange and cooperation in the heart of Brussels. \nOn 9 and 10 December\, the AER Bureau\, Committees\, and Intercultural Regions Network (IRN) will come together in Brussels\, bringing regional voices and experiences to discussions on some of Europe’s most pressing challenges – from Cohesion Policy to climate action\, employment\, education and social inclusion. \nOn 10 December\, the annual Eurodyssey Forum will bring together regions participating in AER’s youth mobility programme\, connecting young people with opportunities abroad and companies with talent from across Europe. The Forum will exchange experiences\, take stock of the programme’s achievements and challenges and look ahead to Eurodyssey’s future. \n\n\n\nWhy Join?\n🔹 Bring your region’s voice to discussions on key European challenges\n🔹 Exchange experiences and solutions on cohesion\, climate\, employment\, inclusion and more\n🔹 Build connections and explore opportunities for cooperation with regions from across Europe\n🔹 Connect with the Eurodyssey network and share practical approaches to mobility\, employment and skills \nBoth events will take place at the European Parliament – Zweig Visitors’ Centre in Brussels. \n\n\n\n📍 Venue\nEuropean Parliament – Zweig Visitors’ Centre | Brussels \n👉 Find the venue on Google Maps \n\n\n\n  \n \n 
URL:https://aer.eu/events/autumn-events-eurodyssey-forum-2026/
CATEGORIES:AER Bureau plenaries,AER Events
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