tvärkommunala
tvärkommunala refers to initiatives, projects, or organizations that span more than one municipality, often within a defined geographic area such as a metropolitan region or a shared service zone. The term is commonly used in Sweden to describe collaborations that aim to improve efficiency, reduce duplication of resources, and provide consistent services across municipal boundaries. Examples include joint public transportation networks, shared waste management facilities, or coordinated social care services that cater to citizens living in neighboring towns.
The concept emerged from the European trend towards regional cooperation in the 1990s, driven by the need
Benefits of tvärkommunala collaborations include cost savings, improved service quality, and stronger bargaining power when negotiating