Organised by:

Department of Economics and Sustainable Development
and
Postgraduate Programme «Sustainable Development»,
Harokopio University of Athens

Harokopio University of Athens is a public university dedicated to promoting research and learning in a small, well focused set of intellectual areas. The University’s excellent campus facilities houses four academic departments, the central administration, the library, the IT centre and student advisory services. The Department of Economics and Sustainable Development aims to promote scientific knowledge and research on subjects related to the domestic economy, the organization and operation of the family, as well as the management of the natural and cultural environment (www.dhee.hua.gr).

Supported by:

INFER
International Network for Economic Research

INFER is a non-profit organisation supporting research in all areas of economics. It has been established in Germany and has members from all continents. Researchers and practitioners from all fields of economics are welcomed as INFER members. Universities or research centers can join INFER as institutional members. INFER also aims to become a dissemination partner for large research projects. (http://www.infer-research.eu/)

CESISP

CESISP was founded in 2017 at the University of Milan-Bicocca. It was established through an interdisciplinary vision that brought together diverse expertise and approaches to address the challenges of regulation and economic analysis with scientific rigour. The centre was created through the collaboration of academics — predominantly experts in economics and law — together with professionals from industry. This approach enables the integration of theoretical and practical perspectives, providing insights for public policy, industry, and society as a whole. (https://cesisp.unimib.it/)

UEHR

Its core activities include education, research, scientific publications, workshops, and research projects. UEHR supports undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and hosts doctoral/postdoctoral researchers.

Key focus areas: urban environment, urban planning, human resources, sustainable cities, real estate, natural resources, ecosystem services, water resource management, and the socioeconomic dimensions of climate change.

UEHR maintains collaborations with national and international research institutions and universities, alongside a steady record of publications in international journals, conference presentations, and textbooks used in over 16 Greek university departments (https://www.uehr.gr/index.php/en)