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All ENTRUST partners describe unforeseen effects of the regeneration
process in their case-studies. A very positive effect is that some
projects developed to best-practise models after their
implementation at the local level. This means their relevance and impact
went beyond the specific area (see again the thematic paper on
Mainstreaming). Another unforeseen positive output is regarding some relations
between the stakeholders that last longer than the original
regeneration process. This means that sustainable partnerships were
established during the process.
As an unintended consequence of regeneration gentrification can be
named, because this was at least not an officially expected result - but
maybe it was a hidden aim from some partners right from the start?
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There are no major immediate unforeseen effects stated by the ENTRUST
project partners and if so they are usually positive in the sense of
mainstreaming or anchoring of the results. |
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Aims of regeneration 
