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Better
Governance: An outlook on a transparent organisational model
Optimising
the workings of its administration has become the top priority
of the administrative policy of the Flemish Government. A
special meeting dedicated exclusively to this subject was
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Catalunya 2020
Each
of the visions presented for debate in this document constitutes
a possible future of Catalonia, and integrates expectations
created by the evolution of global tendencies,; tendencies
which, whilst considered to be driven rather independently
from the will of Catalans, are nevertheless believed to have
a direct impact on the concrete decisions and “strategies”
adopted. Each vision subscribes to a particular strategic
and positive bet on the future, open to criticism, and paving
the way for a debate in which new complex and operative visions
of synthesis can result. |
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Finland 2015 programme
It
is Sitra’s vision that by the year 2010 Finland will be one
of the three most successful countries in the world. The Finland
2015 programme aims to develop the knowledge, skills and networks
of decision-makers in our society so that they can handle
the challenges facing Finland in the future.
Finland and the Future of Europe |
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National
Spatial strategy for Ireland 2002-2020, Ireland
The National Spatial Strategy (NSS) is a coherent national
planning framework for Ireland for the next 20 years. It's
about people, places and potential. Making the most of our
cities, townsand rural places to bring a better spread
of opportunities, better quality of life and better places
to live in. The NSS also recognises the importance of other
plans and programmes and their relevance to achieving the
aims of the Strategy. In addressing spatial issues for the
island of Ireland as a whole and strengthening cross-border
co-operation, the NSS acknowledges the importance of Shaping
Our Future, the Regional Development Strategy for Northern
Ireland. |
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National
Planning Framework, Scotland
The
framework will be a non-statutory, planning policy document
which will look at Scotland from a spatial perspective and
will set out an achievable long-term vision. It will provide
a view of Scotland as a place and will identify likely change
to 2025 to ensure different areas can develop to their full
potential. It will identify key strategic infrastructure needs
so that we can plan for the right investment in the right
places |
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Shaping
our future 2025, Nothern Ireland
Shaping
Our Future is about preparing a Regional Development Strategy
which offers a strategic and long-term perspective on the
future development of Northern Ireland up to the year 2025.
It has been prepared in close consultation with the community
and seeks to define an agreed vision for the Region and to
frame an agenda which will lead to its achievement.
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Spatial Planning in Denmark
Denmark
has a simple and clear spatial planning system that strongly
decentralizes the delegation of responsibility. The municipal
councils are responsible for comprehensive municipal planning,
detailed local planning and permits for construction and changes
in land use in rural zones.
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Vision
and Strategies around the Baltic Sea 2010. Spatial Development
in the Baltic Sea Region
This report describes goals for spatial development in the
Baltic Sea Region (BSR), strategies how to achieve these,
and first common actions to start implementation. It is the
result of common work of a Group of Focal Points (GFP) representing
ministries responsible for spatial planning of the participating
countries/regions. Though it is recognised that spatial and
economic development are interdependent, this report concentrates
on spatial aspects. |
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Wales
Spatial Plan, Wales
The
National Assembly for Wales is currently preparing the Wales
Spatial Plan - Pathway to Sustainable Development to meet
the Betterwales commitment to produce a "spatial framework
for planning" by 2003. The document explains the background
to the Plan, states its suggested purposes, identifies potential
issues and describes aspects of its delivery including its
form and content, and arrangements for its appraisal, monitoring
and review. It also highlights the research and consultation
already undertaken and describes future research requirements.
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What
France in 2020? Some directions for planning Europe’s future
Again, France is engaged in a major spatial planning operation
with the usual attributes of scenarios and prospective research.1
The approach adopted is innovative, suited to inspire, for
example, a rethinking of the Dutch approach to spatial planning.
In the present paper, however, the emphasis is on the European
connotation of what is happening in France. |
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