Deliverables

The purpose of this report is to illuminate some of the conditions that might enable remote work to alleviate the urban rural divide, in order to generate insights for the design of the R-Map model, which will be a tool designed to assess the individual, social, economic, environmental and spatial impacts of remote working arrangements in Europe.

This report titled “Spatial implications of remote working arrangements across Europe and beyond” is a key deliverable under Work Package 1, Task 1.2., of the R-Map project led by the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. This deliverable provides a comprehensive understanding of how the widespread shift to remote work is transforming urban and rural landscapes, affecting housing preferences, mobility trends, energy consumption, and overall spatial patterns. It seeks to identify the underlying causes and driving factors behind the emergence of new working spatialities, with an emphasis on place-based policies.

This report, titled ‘Deliverable 1.3 for Work Package 1 – Setting the Scene,’ seeks to deepen our understanding of the potential effects of remote working arrangements (RWAs) on working and living conditions. It also highlights key findings related to work-life balance, health and well-being, and gender-specific aspects associated with these conditions with specific objectives explored.

This deliverable, titled “D2.1 The R-Map model (v1),” outlines how understanding the interconnected social, spatial, and economic impacts of RWA presents a significant challenge due to the complexity of its cause-effect relationships. To address this, Tasks 2.1 focuses on co-designing an integrated impact assessment framework—the R-Map model—which systematically maps these relationships. The R-Map model serves as a conceptual framework to assess the effects of RWAs on the spatial, economic, and social aspects of the urban-rural divide in EU regions.

This deliverable, titled “D2.1 The R-Map model (v2),” outlines how understanding the interconnected social, spatial, and economic impacts of RWA presents a significant challenge due to the complexity of its cause-effect relationships. To address this, Tasks 2.1 and 2.2 focus on co-designing and implementing an integrated impact assessment framework – the R-Map model – which systematically maps these relationships and implementing the model.

This deliverable, D3.1: The R-MAP Platform v1, outlines the platform’s system architecture, detailing its core components, technical specifications, and data processing workflows. The document provides a comprehensive overview of the methodologies used in developing the platform, including the selection of technologies and visualization strategies based on an extensive review of existing European platforms.

This deliverable, D3.1: The R-MAP Platform v2, outlines the platform’s system architecture, detailing its core components, technical specifications, and data processing workflows. The document provides a comprehensive description of the platform’s architecture, including its technical components, data processing workflows, visualization strategy, and user interaction features.

This report presents the first version of the Dissemination and Communication Plan (DCP) for the Horizon Europe R-Map project. The DCP serves as a guiding framework for the consortium’s communication and dissemination activities throughout the project’s lifecycle. Our primary goal is to establish a robust communication strategy, engaging all consortium members to maximize our project’s impact.

This report presents the updated version of the Dissemination and Communication Plan (DCP) for the Horizon Europe R-Map project. The DCP serves as a guiding framework for the consortium’s communication and dissemination activities throughout the project’s lifecycle. Our primary goal is to establish a robust communication strategy, engaging all consortium members to maximize our project’s impact.

This report outlines the consortium’s comprehensive strategy for the post-project exploitation of R-Map results. Primary objective is the Innovation Management, defining the project’s IPR Management Strategy and setting the stage for the exploitation and sustainability of its results.

This is the first of two policy briefs to be developed as part of the R-Map project. This policy brief synthesises findings from the first 15 months of the project, including literature reviews, stakeholder interviews, and a pan-European survey of over 20,000 respondents. It identifies emerging challenges, such as housing affordability, mobility changes and increasing inequalities, and aims to provide short-, medium- and long-term recommendations to facilitate the sustainable adoption of remote work in Europe and beyond.

This report is the first version of a combined Management and Quality Plan and Data Management Plan (D6.1) for the EU-funded R-Map project. The present document outlines the overall project management approach, quality assurance procedures, and data management principles.

This report is the second updated version of a combined Management and Quality Plan and Data Management Plan (D6.1) for the EU-funded R-Map project. The document has the same structure as the first version of D6.1, updated to capture the current situation of M15. It outlines the overall project management approach, quality assurance procedures and data management principles.