The RED TERRITORIO project is a pioneering initiative launched by the Registry Foundation of the Spanish Association of Property Registrars, in collaboration with the University of Valladolid and the UNESCO Chair in Housing at Rovira i Virgili University. Its aim is to analyze and disseminate the main transformations taking place in urban and rural areas of Spain from a legal, social, and economic perspective.
Its primary purpose is to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and society, creating a space for dialogue where researchers, registrars, legal professionals, economists, urban planners, and social actors involved in territorial planning, development, and cohesion processes can come together.
RED TERRITORIO combines scientific rigor with a popular and social approach, using an audiovisual series in interview format as its communication tool. This series is designed as a means of publicly disseminating academic and professional thought on contemporary territorial challenges.