Transcript "Key Issues from existing macroregional Visions" by IGEAT

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TOWARDS TERRITORIAL VISION EU 2050
Key Issues from existing macroregional Visions
BALTIC SEA & NORTHERN PERIPHERIES
TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE FOR 2030 (VASAB)
NORTHWESTERN EUROPE
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IN 2030 THE BALTIC SEA REGION IS A WELL-INTEGRATED
AND COHERENT MACROREGION
A MODEL FOR SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE
TERRITORIAL COHESION POLICY
A WELL-BALANCED SETUP OF METROPOLITAN CENTRES
FAST, RELIABLE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY EFFICIENT
TECHNOLOGIES OF TRANSPORT, INFORMATION AND
COMMUNICATION
INTEGRATED ENERGY PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY SYSTEM
A VERITABLE EUROPEAN SEA MACROREGION, WHICH
DEMONSTRATES AN INTEGRATED LAND AND SEA-SPACE
PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT
THE SPATIAL VISION
NEW TRANSNATIONAL COOPERATION ZONES
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INTERNATIONAL GATEWAYS INVESTMENT ZONES
TRANSNATIONAL TRANSPORT AXES DEVELOPMENT CORRIDORS
THE NORVISION
WELL INTEGRATED INTO EUROPE AND THE WORLD ECONOMY
BALANCED SPATIAL STRUCTURE
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URBAN REGIONS AS MOTORS OF ECONOMIC REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT
GERMANY AND
ALPINE COUNTRIES
EASTERN EUROPE
SHRINKING POPULATIONS ET NEGATIVE
MIGRATION BALANCES
IMPACT OF NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES
RAUMKONZEPT SCHWEIZ
GREATER INTER- & INTRAREGIONAL DISPARITIES
IMPROVEMENT OF LAND USE MANAGEMENT
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AT THE CORE
REINFORCEMENT OF CAPITAL CITIES AND MAJOR
URBAN CENTRES
DIFFICULTIES IN REDUCING GHG EMISSIONS AND
IN INCREASING RENEWABLE ENERGIES
IMPROVEMENT OF TRANSPORT STRUCTURE AND
ACCESSIBILITY
IMPROVEMENT OF GOVERNING STRUCTURES &
DECENTRALISATION
URBAN REGIONS WHICH PROMOTE SOCIAL INTEGRATION
URBAN REGIONS WHICH ARE ATTRACTIVE PLACES FOR THEIR POPULATIONS
AND VISITORS
HUMAN ACTIVITIES WHICH ARE IN HARMONY WITH NATURE
RURAL POPULATIONS PARTICIPATE FULLY IN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL PROGRESS
MAINTENANCE AND ENHANCEMENT OF LIVING SPACES,
ECONOMIC AREAS AND LANDSCAPES
POLYCENTRIC SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT PATTERN
ENHANCING COMPETITIVENESS AND TERRITORIAL
COOPERATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
THE ATLANTIC SPATIAL DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE
FOCUSED MAINLY ON METROPOLITAN REGIONS AND
MEDIUM SIZED TOWNS BUT INCLUDES SOME ALPINE
REGIONS.
GREATER SOLIDARITY BETWEEN COASTAL AREA AND THE
HINTERLAND
LEITBILDER DER RAUMENTWICKLUNG (GERMANY)
TO RESPOND TO THE NEED TO STRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT AREAS
WHICH ARE LESS DEPENDANT ON THE CAPITAL CITIES
IDENTIFIES FIVE MAJOR PROJECT AND DEVELOPMENT AREAS INSIDE
WHICH STRONGER – BUT NOT EXCLUSIVE – COOPERATION BETWEEN
REGIONS IS REQUIRED
GROWTH AND INNOVATION: ORGANIZATION OF THE
TERRITORY AROUND LARGE METROPOLITAN REGIONS
MAINTAINING ESSENTIAL SERVICES: SAFEGUARDING AN
URBAN SYSTEM OF CENTRAL PLACES, IN PARTICULAR IN
AREAS FACING POPULATION DECLINE
PRESERVING RESOURCES, DESIGNING CULTURAL
REGIONS: OPEN SPACE AND CULTURAL LANDSCAPES
CLIMATE AND ENERGY AS WELL AS MOBILITY AND
LOGISTICS TO BE INCLUDED
SOUTHWESTERN EUROPE
A STRONGER AND RICHER
ECONOMIC GROWTH
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CLUSTER OF THE LATIN
ARCH (GENOA, NICE, MARSEILLE, MONTPELLIER,
BARCELONA AND VALENCIA) & INTEGRATION OF
THE CLUSTER MADRID-SEVILLE LISBON-PORTO (HST
NETWORK)
DEVELOPPING EUROMEDITERRANEAN SYNERGIES
RURAL AREAS AND LANDSCAPES IN EUROPE ARE
MUCH MORE DIVERSIFIED
EXTENDING CERTAIN MEANS
OF REDISTRIBUTION AND
PROTECTION TO THE WHOLE
OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
NUMEROUS CHANGES HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION, ENERGY SYSTEMS,
WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS AND TOURIST
DEVELOPMENT, IN ORDER TO FACE THE IMPACTS OF
INCREASING DROUGHT
STRENGHTENING
COMPETITIVENESS
THE DENSIFICATION PROCESS OF COASTAL AREAS
HAS CONTINUED BUT FURTHER SPRAWL COULD BE
AVOIDED AND NATURAL AREAS WERE EFFICIENTLY
PROTECTED
VISION FOR THE DANUBE REGION
AN INTEGRATION OF ALL THE COUNTRIES OF THE ZONE TO THE EUROPEAN
UNION
A BALANCED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT
A POLYCENTRIC AND DECENTRALIZED DEVELOPMENT DYNAMIC
AN IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS BETWEEN COUNTRIES AND REGIONS OF THE
ZONE
SOUTH MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
SOUTH EASTERN EUROPE
SOUTHERN EUROPE IN 2030 (ESPON)
THE MEDITERRANEAN IN 2030
DANUBIAN COUNTRIES
TERRITORIAL FRAGMENTATION AT THE SCALE OF THE MACROREGION
A CONTRASTED URBANIZATION: DENSE BUT POLYCENTRIC IN ITALY AND SLOVENIA WHILE DENSE
AND CONCENTRIC IN EGYPT AND LYBIA
A WORSENING GOVERNANCE CAPACITY AND AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE AFTER THE ARAB SPRING
CONTRASTING DEMOGRAPHICAL CHALLENGES: POPULATION AGEING IN SLOVENIA AND ITALY
WHILE YOUNG POPULATION IN LYBIA AND EGYPT WITH VARIOUS IMPACTS ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC
AND SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS
THE BLUE PLAN
LOCAL GOVERNANCE / PARTICIPATORY APPROACH /
LONG TERM VISION
AN ACCENTUATED URBAN DIMENSION IN PANMEDITERRANEAN COOPERATION
DIVERSIFICATION OF THE RURAL ECONOMY
HIGH QUALITY FOOD PRODUCTION
SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE AGRICULTURE
WATER AND ENERGY-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION AND
TECHNOLOGY
REPAIRING AND RESTORING COASTAL ECOSYSTEMS
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWABLE ENERGIES
IMPROVING TRANSPORT SYSTEMS
SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
HINTERLAND ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
THREAT OF DESERTIFICATION THAT SHOULD BE (PARTLY) TACKLED BY THE DEVELOPMENT OF GREEN
ECONOMIES; TURN TO RENEWABLE ENERGIES; LYBIA AND EGYPT AS SOLAR POWERS