| Sumario: | This book addresses the challenge of sustainably revitalizing Spain's depopulated areas, which face severe depopulation and economic imbalance. It proposes a collaborative ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship as a solution, exemplified by the UNED Consortium in León. The book outlines a ten-point strategy for sustainable territorial development, emphasizing a comprehensive analysis, active listening, collaborative governance, technology, European opportunities, social and technological innovation, prototypes, heritage appreciation, sustainable tourism, and measurable outcomes. Authored by José L. Calvo González and Jorge Vega Núñez, both academics with extensive experience in economic theory and innovation, the book serves as a resource for policymakers, educators, and researchers interested in sustainable development and regional revitalization.
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