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-Synergies among the projects:
+===== Synergies among the projects =====
+The aim of the identification of synergies among selected projects is to optimise projects' results: the selected measures, tools, data and recommendations. Synergies are understood as an interaction of elements that when combined produce a greater effect than the sum of the individual elements or contributions:
-•	Environmental assessment
+=== Classes of Synergies ===
-•	Climate change
+- Territorial synergies type 1: two or more different projects work on the same topic, but on various locations.
-•	Forest management
-•	GIS based tools
-•	Educational tool kit
-•	Reducing environmental damage and natural hazard risk prevention
-•	Understanding water cycle
-•	Tourism
-•	Internal and external costs of living and commuting
-•	Sustainable settlement development
-•	Regional analyses
-•	Toolbox for analysing mobility, settlement patterns and service provision
-•	Decline of services in remote areas
-•	SWOTTOOL
-•	Pilot action database
+- Territorial synergies type 2: two or more projects deal with the same area and when results are combined we could get a comprehensive study/strategy/development plan.
+- Sector specific synergies: two or more projects address the same topic, but from different perspective and thus results could be enriched if joined and interrelated.
+- Cross-sectorial synergies: two or more projects address different sectors, but provide sufficient denominator to join the results.
+- Data synergies: two or more projects have collected data, that could be merged and additionally some new indexes could be calculated based on the datasets from different projects.
+- Institutional/network synergies: two or more partnerships separately work on the same topics – when joined their results could be much greater.
+- Synergies in tools: one project can develop a tool that can be used also in other cases (e.g. GIS platforms, educational tool kits).
+- Synergies in approaches and methods: two or more projects use methodological approaches that could be combined into comprehensive methodology that could be implemented in other situation.
+=== Identified Synergies ===
+  * [[wiki:synergies_environmental_assessment|Environmental assessment]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_climate_change|Climate change]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_forest_management|Forest management]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_gis_based_tools|GIS based tools]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_educational_tool_kit|Educational tool kit]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_reducing_environmental_damage_and_natural_hazard_risk_prevention|Reducing environmental damage and natural hazard risk prevention]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_understanding_water_cycle|Understanding water cycle]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_tourism|Tourism]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_internal_and_external_costs_of_living_and_commuting|Internal and external costs of living and commuting]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_sustainable_settlement_development|Sustainable settlement development]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_regional_analyses|Regional analyses]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_toolbox_for_analysing_mobility_settlement_patterns_and_service_provision|Toolbox for analysing mobility, settlement patterns and service provision]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_governance_process|Governance process]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_decline_of_services_in_remote_areas|Decline of services in remote areas]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_swottool|SWOTTOOL]]
+  * [[wiki:synergies_pilot_action_database|Pilot action database]]