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The Regional Resource Centre for Asia and the Pacific at the Asian Institute of Technology assists governments and other stakeholders in the region in advancing their environment and sustainable development goals through the provision of capacity building, knowledge sharing, policy advice and research in the thematic areas of Climate Change, Air and Atmosphere, and Waste Management.

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Regions are a key spatial scale for examining the nature and impacts of political, economic, social and environmental change and innovation. The Regional Studies Association works with its international membership to facilitate the highest standards of theoretical development, empirical analysis and policy debate of issues at this sub-national scale, incorporating both the urban and rural and different conceptions of space such as city-regions and interstitial spaces. We are, for example, interested in issues of economic development and growth, conceptions of territory and its governance and in thorny problems of equity and injustice. The Association’s journals, magazines and books, along with our global-to-local series of conferences and events position us as a key forum in shaping and disseminating advances in regional studies and science. Members come from economics, geography, political science, planning and sociology backgrounds. Most work in academia but many are working in policy and practice, and membership is truly global. Our great strengths include our embrace of multiple methodologies from quantitative to qualitative, the use of thoughtful comparative research, and boundary spanning between academia and policy and practice. These—and our vibrant mix of members, including active participation from student members and early career researchers—help us to create a dynamic and pro-active environment in which to challenge existing thinking and push the boundaries of knowledge and practice.

Regions are a key spatial scale for examining the nature and impacts of political, economic, social and environmental change and innovation. The Regional Studies Association works with its international membership to facilitate the highest standards of theoretical development, empirical analysis and policy debate of issues at this sub-national scale, incorporating both the urban and rural and different conceptions of space such as city-regions and interstitial spaces. We are, for example, interested in issues of economic development and growth, conceptions of territory and its governance and in thorny problems of equity and injustice. The Association’s journals, magazines and books, along with our global-to-local series of conferences and events position us as a key forum in shaping and disseminating advances in regional studies and science. Members come from economics, geography, political science, planning and sociology backgrounds. Most work in academia but many are working in policy and practice, and membership is truly global. Our great strengths include our embrace of multiple methodologies from quantitative to qualitative, the use of thoughtful comparative research, and boundary spanning between academia and policy and practice. These—and our vibrant mix of members, including active participation from student members and early career researchers—help us to create a dynamic and pro-active environment in which to challenge existing thinking and push the boundaries of knowledge and practice.

Regional Training Unit is an education management company based out of United Kingdom.

Established by the state Legislature in 2012 with PA 387, the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan (RTA) plans, funds, coordinates, and accelerates regional transit services, projects, and programs in Southeast Michigan, which comprises all of Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne Counties, including the City of Detroit. Within these roles, RTA is responsible for leading regional planning, developing and implementing new services, allocating federal and state funding to transit service operators, and securing new regional funding sources for public transit.

Established by the state Legislature in 2012 with PA 387, the Regional Transit Authority of Southeast Michigan (RTA) plans, funds, coordinates, and accelerates regional transit services, projects, and programs in Southeast Michigan, which comprises all of Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne Counties, including the City of Detroit. Within these roles, RTA is responsible for leading regional planning, developing and implementing new services, allocating federal and state funding to transit service operators, and securing new regional funding sources for public transit.

RWRA is the regional provider of wastewater services for the Owensboro / Daviess County, Kentucky area, providing collection and treatment. The agency also functions as an Industrial Monitoring facility in accordance with the State of Kentucky's KPDES permit system.

RegionalCare believes the heart of healthcare is service to others. We are motivated by a singular mission: to provide local communities with hospitals that have the financial resources and management expertise to deliver affordable, accessible, quality healthcare.

Regionalis ist der Online-Marktplatz für handgemachte Produkte aus der Region. Auf www.regionalis.shop findet ihr Kreatives und Handgemachtes - keine Massenware, sondern außergewöhnliche Produkte österreichischer Klein(st)produzenten. Das Besondere gibts nicht an jeder Ecke, aber vielleicht gerade bei dir ums Eck: Produkte, die mit viel Herzblut hergestellt werden, aus der Masse herausstechen und viel Freude bereiten. Kurzum: Handgemachtes direkt vom Produzenten! Wir suchen keine lieblose Industrieware. Dafür Qualität und Rohstoffe aus der Region, und eine Geschichte hinter jedem Produkt.

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Regionální televize CZ s.r.o. is a broadcast media company based out of Czech Republic.