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Appendix 5
Key messages

 
   
Berlin

It is necessary to develop local business development strategies, instruments and projects and give direct financial support to micro- and small enterprises, which contribute to a higher degree to the area development than medium and large enterprises. Normally the bureaucratic regulations to access resources for research. Marketing, new technologies and investment are too high to reach the overwhelming majority of businesses in disadvantaged areas.

Glasgow

The private sector is crucial to the success of regeneration. It can bring resources and expertise not always available through the public sector. It is important for jobs. But there are two kinds of private sector – the commercial and the social economy. Both are needed if regeneration is to benefit existing residents as well as attract incomers.

Hamburg

Without the disposal of public sponsorships from state programmes and the EU there would be hardly any private protagonists.

Most of the times the initiative for PPP-projects results from the public hand. For this, companies with intermediate functions are necessary

Lisbon

The public sector doesn't have anymore the financial, technical and administrative capacity to engage the global regeneration and renewal process that cities urgently need. Therefore it is important to find new ways of cooperation and to share responsibility on various levels. Private participation and different manners of private public partnerships could be a solution and may promote local diversity catalyzing global tendencies.

Malta

The input of the private sector is an important element in any regeneration process. However, the mechanisms which bring together private and public investments require further development

Vilnius

Uzupis/Paupys - former historic suburban area of Vilnius old town – needs regeneration and development in the sense of economy, environment and community. The signs of development of the area are evident. However, without additional fostering, these signs can hardly turn into sustainable growth. At present Vilnius municipality has not enough human and financial resources to concentrate on the intensive development of Uzupis/Paupys. That is why involvement and support of private sector is crucial.

 
   
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ENTRUST is a research project supported by the European Commission under the Fifth Framework RTD Programme and contributing to the implementation of the
Key Action 4; “City of Tomorrow and Cultural Heritage" within the Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development thematic programme
Contract n°: EVK4-CT-2001-20007