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REGIONAL POLICIES IN A
GLOBAL WORLD THAT’S GOOD
FOR OUR TERRITORIES
Xavier Gizard, Secretary General of the CPMR
CPMR Political Bureau, 12 June 2009, Odessa
Meet basic needs
Feeding the population
Energy supply
Managing the population
Housing
Security
Health care
Whilst preserving the eco-system
By safeguarding
NATURAL RESOURCES
By protecting
BIODIVERSITY
By tackling
CLIMATE CHANGE
Whilst preserving the eco-system
ECOLOGY
BASIC NEEDS
FEEDING
ENERGY
DEMOGRAPHY
HOUSING
SECURITY
HEALTH CARE
NATURAL
RESOURCES
BIODIVERSITY
CLIMATE
CHANGE
Respond to these challenges by exploiting
production factors through
RESEARCH
INNOVATION
HUMAN RESOURCES
(Education, training,
employment, qualifications)
Respond to these challenges by exploiting
production factors through
PRODUCTION
FACTORS
NEEDS
FEEDING/
NATURAL
RESOURCES
FEEDING/
CLIMATE
CHANGE
RESEARCH
INNOVATION
HUMAN
RESOURCES
Whilst giving our Regions the means to become involved in
EXCHANGE (close to home and further afield)
TRANSPORT
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY
INTER-REGIONAL COOPERATION
EXTERNAL COOPERATION
MIGRATION MANAGEMENT
Whilst giving our Regions the means to become involved in
EXCHANGE (close to home and further afield)
EXCHANGE
IMPLEMENT
POLICIES
1 –Basic needs
- Feeding
- Energy
- Demography
- Housing
- Security
- Health care
2 –Ecology
- Natural Resources
- Biodiversity
- Climate Change
3 –Production
Factors
- Research
- Innovation
- Human Resources
- Migration
TRANSPORT
NICT
NEIGHBOURHOOD
INTER
REGIONAL
EXTERNAL
COOPERATION
MIGRATION
Whilst ensuring the mobilisation of all
stakeholders though
Place-based policies
Links ensuring their cooperation
(cities, Regions,
geographical platforms, clusters)
A guarantee of territorial cohesion
Multi-level governance mechanisms
(from local to global)
With appropriate financial resources
State Aid rules
Taxation
Public Investment
(local, regional, national,
European, global)
Financial Institutions
A template for a Territorial Pact
Regional policy and sector-based
policies adapted to these objectives
Which determine the priorities
and the amount
of financial support to be given
On the basis of contractual relations
A template for a Maritime Pact
Maritime policy
adapted to these objectives
Which determine the priorities
and the amount
of financial support to be given
On the basis of contractual relations
LOCAL
(cities,
towns,...)
1 –Meet basic needs
- Feeding
- Energy
- Demography
- Housing
- Security
- Health care
2 –Ecology
- Natural Resources
- Biodiversity
- Climate Change
3 –Production
factors
- Research
- Innovation
- Human Resources
REGIONS
STATES
INTER
REGIONAL
CONTINENT
WORLD
LOCAL
(cities,
towns,…)
4 –Exchange
- Transport
- ICT
- Neighbourhood
- Inter-regional
Cooperation
- External
Cooperation
- Migration
5 –Stakeholder
mobilisation
- Platforms for
Competitiveness
- Territorial Cohesion
- Multi-level
governance
REGIONS
STATES
INTER
REGIONAL
CONTINENT
WORLD
LOCAL
(cities,
towns,…)
6 –Financial
resources
- State Aid
- Taxation
- Public investment
- Financial Institutions
7 – A territorial
pact
- Regional policy
- Sector-based
policies
- Contractual relations
8 – A maritime pact
- Maritime policy
- Support methods
- Contractual relations
REGIONS
STATES
INTER
REGIONAL
CONTINENT
WORLD
REGIONAL POLICIES IN A
GLOBAL WORLD THAT’S GOOD
FOR OUR TERRITORIES
Xavier Gizard, Secretary General of the CPMR
CPMR Political Bureau, 12 June 2009, Odessa