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Territorial Attractiveness Monitoring Platform: a Handbook for Policy Planners TERRITORIAL ATTRACTIVENESS MONITORING PLATFORM: A HANDBOOK FOR POLICY PLANNERS Project co-funded by the European Union (ERDF, IPA II, ENI funds) TERRITORIAL ATTRACTIVENESS MONITORING PLATFORM A HANDBOOK FOR POLICY PLANNERS MAIN EDITOR: URBASOFIA SRL Editorial Board: Geodetic Institute of Slovenia, aiforia GmbH, Első Magyar Felelősségteljes Innováció Egyesület http://www.interreg-danube.eu/attractive-danube Bucharest, 2018 Project co-funded by European Union funds (ERDF, IPA) Handbook for policy planners on applying TAMP September 2018 Edited by URBASOFIA, Romania Pietro Elisei • Sabina Leopa • Denis Miruna Drăghia Co-authors • Editorial Board Geodetic Institute, Slovenia Blaž Barborič • Maja Baloh EMFIE, Hungary Bence Zuti • Krisztina Podani • Beata Udvari • Miklos Lukovics aiforia, Germany Andrea Burzacchini • Andrea Philipp • Myriam Winter Cover: Map of Central and Eastern Europe - Anton Balazh, Shutterstock Book Design: Oana Emilia Budău Print run: 1.000 copies ISBN CODE: 978-973-0-27980-1 FOREWORD Platform Monitoring Attractiveness Territorial Territorial attractiveness has been through centuries a powerful incentive to mankind for progress, innovation and development, for setting up new targets and horizons as well as ever more complex networks and connections. Because of the attractiveness of known and unknown territories, new ways were opened, new and priceless resources were discovered, and maybe above all, increased interaction among people and cultures all around the globe took place. Most of the ancient legends and myths are about magical territories and heroes looking for hidden treasures and ready to travel across unknown and dangerous lands and seas to get there. Since Gilgamesh and Enkidu traveling to the Cedar Forest, to Jason and his argonauts in quest for the Golden Fleece to the later Middle Age expeditions of Columbus, Magellan or Cook and to the travels and discoveries made during the last centuries to Southern Hemisphere continents or to the Poles until the 20th centuries flights to the moon and beyond, the attractiveness and desire to reach, search, exploit and develop territories is strongly embedded it the evolution of human civilisation and may be considered as a basis for development of present and future global infrastructure, of the myriads of networks of settlements, of innovative and productive activities, and of valuable contributions to perennial culture. There is no doubt that a Handbook for planners of how to handle and evaluate the territorial attractiveness is of utmost importance and represents a necessary and useful contribution to the existing set of related studies, reports and documents developed during the last decades by the Council of Europe, by the European Union and by the different Member States of the EU. It represents a good response to most of the territorial challenges mentioned by the TA 2020, such as exposure to globalisation, growing regional interdependences, increased diversity, environmental risks, landscapes vulnerabilities and may become an efficient tool to achieving more integration, cohesiveness, inclusiveness, competitiveness and efficient management of natural and cultural heritage. Arch. Gabriel Pascariu President of the Romanian Association of Urban Planners Handbook for policy planners on applying TAMP September 2018 Developed by URBASOFIA, Romania Pietro Elisei • Sabina Leopa • Denis Miruna Drăghia Co-authors • Editorial Board Geodetic Institute, Slovenia Blaž Barborič • Maja Baloh EMFIE, Hungary Bence Zuti • Krisztina Podani • Beata Udvari • Miklos Lukovics aiforia, Germany Territorial Attractiveness Monitoring Platform Monitoring Attractiveness Territorial Andrea Burzacchini • Andrea Philipp • Myriam Winter With the contributions of Bulgarian Economic Forum (Bulgaria) • Institute for Spatial Planning of the Koprivnica-Križevci County (Croatia) • Czech Environmental Information Agency (Czech Republic) • Lechner Non-profit Ltd. (Hunga- ry) • EMFIE (Hungary) • Technical University of Kosice (Slovakia) • aiforia GMBH (Germany) • Federal Ministry of Physical Planning (Bosnia and Herzegovina) • Institute for Strategic Studies and Prognoses (Montenegro) • Institute of Architecture and Urban & Spatial Planning of Serbia (Serbia) Cover: Map of Central and Eastern Europe - Anton Balazh, Shutterstock Book Design: Oana Emilia Budău Print run: 1.000 copies Table of Contents Platform Monitoring Attractiveness Territorial Foreword ................................................................................................................................................................................................................3 Table of Figures ................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Table of Pictures ..............................................................................................................................................................................................9 Table of Tables ................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Introduction ......................................................................................................................................................................................................12 The HANDBOOK in a nutshell ...........................................................................................................................................................14 What is the Handbook about? ......................................................................................................................................................14 To whom is it addressed? ..................................................................................................................................................................14 What is inside? ............................................................................................................................................................................................15 What will I gain from reading the Handbook? .................................................................................................................15 1 TERRITORIAL ATTRACTIVENESS .............................................................................................................. 17 1.1 Territorial Attractiveness: a general concept ................................................................................................18 1.1.1 A smart approach to sustainable, integrated development and investment ................18 1.1.2 Territorial Attractiveness, Territorial Competitiveness: framing today’s action ................23 1.2 Understanding Territorial Capital ...........................................................................................................................34 1.2.1 The structural components of the territorial capital ...........................................................................34 1.3 Maximising the competitive advantage of territories: Local Action matters ....................40 1.4 Operating with the concept of Territorial Attractiveness ...................................................41 1.4.1 The multi-scalarity of attractiveness .................................................................................................................42 1.4.2 Attractiveness related to attractions phenomenona .........................................................................43 1.4.3 The attractiveness related to social characteristics ..............................................................................43 2 EVIDENCE-BASED PLANNING ................................................................................................................... 45 2.1 Governing the Danube Region: Common Challenges ..........................................................................46 2.1.1 About the Danube Macroregion .........................................................................................................................46 2.1.2 A state of play .....................................................................................................................................................................48 2.1.3 Common Challenges in the Danube Region ...........................................................................................49 2.2 Policy Planning in the Region ...................................................................................................................................52 2.2.1 The EU Strategy for the Danube Region......................................................................................................52 2.2.2 Danube Transnational Programme (2014-2020) ...................................................................................53 2.3 Evidence-based planning in decision making, planning and public investment ........55 2.3.1 Evidence-based planning and policymaking ...........................................................................................55 2.3.2 An assessment of the current state of art at the Danube Region level. Challenges and needs ................................................................................................................................................................................................56
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