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Pilersaarusiornermi Periusissat Planstrategi Eqqarsaatersuutit Oqallisissiat Visioner Til Debat Pilersaarusiornermi periusissat Planstrategi Eqqarsaatersuutit oqallisissiat Visioner til debat 2014 - 2018 Qeqqata Kommunia viser vejenQaasuitsup Kommunia Qeqqata Kommuniata siunnerfik tikkuuppaa Hvert fjerde år skal alle grønlandske kommuner Med planstrategien ønsker Qeqqata Kommunia at Kalaallit Nunaani kommunit ukiut sisamakkaarlugit Pilersaarusiornermi periusissakkut Qeqqata Kom- udarbejde en planstrategi, det vil sige en status informere borgerne og opfordre til offentlig debat Nationalparkenpilersaarusiatigut periusissamik suliaqartussaapput, muniata kissaatigivaa, kommunip tulleriaarisarnera for den seneste strategiperiode, samt en vision for om kommunens prioriteringer. tassalu iliuussissatut pilersaarusiorfiusumi kingullermi pillugu innuttaasut paasissutissiiffigineqarnis- kommunens udvikling for de kommende år. killiffissiortussaalluti, kiisalu ukiunut aggersunut kom- saat kaammattussallugillu oqallinnerunissaan- Hvis du har kommentarer, idéer og forslag kan de munip ineriartortinneqarnissaanut takorluukkanik. nik. Oqaaseqaatissaqaruit, isumassarsiaqaruit Formålet med planstrategien er, at vise hvilken sendes til: siunnersuutissaqaruil luunniit, uunga nassiunneqas- retning kommunalbestyrelsen ønsker, at Qeqqata Kommunia, Mrk. ”Planstrategi” Qeqqata Kommuniani illoqarfiit nunaqarfiillu suup sapput: Qeqqata Kommunias byer og bygder skal Postboks 1014, 3911 Sisimiut eller til tungaanut ineriartortinneqarnissaanik kommunal- udvikle sig i. Planstrategien er en politisk vision [email protected] senest den 1. august 2015 bestyrelsip kissaataa takutinniarlugu pilersaarusior- Qeqqata Kommunia, Ilisarnaat. ”Planstrategi” for kommunens udvikling. nermi periusissaq siunertaqarpoq. Pilersaarusiorner- Postboks 1014, 3911 Sisimiut imaluunniit uunga Med venlig hilsen mi periusissaq kommunip ineriartortinneqarnissaa- [email protected] kingusinnerpaamik 2015-imi På de kommende sider kan du for hvert emne nut politikkikkut sakkussaavoq. aggustip 1-anni. først læse en status efterfulgt af kommunal- bestyrelsens mål, som er fremhævet med fed skrift. Quppernerni tullinnguuttuni naqinnernik silittunik Inussiarnersumik inuulluaqqusillunga Hvert emne indeholder også nogle spørgsmål til Hermann Berthelsen erseqqissagaasut kommunalbestyrelsip angunia- debat og statistik om kommunen. BORGMESTER gaanut killiffinnut sammisat atuarsinnaavatit. Sammisat ataasiakkaarlutik aamma oqallisissanik Hermann Berthelsen kommunilu pillugut kisitsisit killiffiinik imaqarpoq. BORGMESTER Imarisaata allattorsimaffiat Indholdsfortegnelse Kommuneqark Sermersooq 2020-mi issittumi iniuiaqatigiit atuilluartuusut qupp. 4/5 Et bæredygtigt arktisk samfund i 2020 side 4 - 5 Meeqqat inuunerissut qupp. 6/7 Bedre børneliv side 6 - 7 Ilinniartitaanermut systemi tamakkiisoq qupp. 8/9 Et helhedsorienteret uddannelsessystem side 8 - 9 Inuunerissaarneq qupp. 10/11 Det gode liv side 10 - 11 Kulturi, timersorneq sunngiffillu qupp. 12/13 Kultur, sport og fritid – frivillighed og kreativitet side 12 - 13 SISIMIUT SARFANNGUIT Pinngortitaq, avatangiisit siliaannarlu qupp. 14/15 KANGERLUSSUAQ Natur, miljø og klima side 14 - 15 ITILLEQ Inigisat, sanaartukkat illoqarfimmilu najugaqarfiit qupp. 16/17 Boliger, byggeri og byrum side 16 - 17 Imaaniinneq, nunamiinneq silaannarmiinnerlu qupp. 18/19 Til vands, til lands og i luften side 18 - 19 KANGAAMIUT Ineriartorneq, ilisimasaqarneq piumassuseqarnerlu qupp. 20/21 Vækst, viden og virkelyst side 20 - 21 Nunaannaq qupp. 22/23 Det åbne land side 22 - 23 MANIITSOQ Atammik Napasorlu qupp. 24/25 Atammik og Napasoq side 24 - 25 NAPASOQ Itilleq Sarfannguillu qupp. 26/27 Itilleq og Sarfannguit side 26 - 27 ATAMMIK Kangaamiut qupp. 28/29 Kangaamiut side 28 - 29 Kangerlussuaq qupp. 30/31 Kangerlussuaq side 30 - 31 Maniitsoq qupp. 32/33 Maniitsoq side 32 - 33 Sisimiut qupp. 34/35 Sisimiut side 34 - 35 Illoqarfinni innuttaasut nikerarnerat Nunaqarfinni innuttaasut nikerarnerat Inuuttaasut amerlassusii, qimmit amerlassuisii ilanngullugit Befolkningsudvikling i by Befolkningsudvikling i bygd Befolkningens størrelse med angivelse af antal hunde Sisimiut Kangerlussuaq Illoqarfik Nunaqarfik Innuttaasut amerlassusii Qimmit Kommune KujalleqBy Bygd Befolkningstal Hunde Maniitsoq Kangaamiut Sisimiut 5.555 921 Maniitsoq 2.494 43* Napasoq Kangerlussuaq 511 63 Kangaamiut 338 7 Innuttaasut / Indbyggere Innuttaasut / Indbyggere Atammik Itilleq Sarfannguit Atammik 190 16 Sarfannguit 125 20 Itilleq 93 18 Napasoq 79 6 Qeqqata Kommunea 9.385 1.094 2 *Tallene er baseret på antallet af hundetilladelser 3 Ukioq / År Ukioq / År Bæredygtigt arktisk samfund i 2020 2020-mi issittumi inuiaqatigiit atuilluartuusut Qeqqata Kommunia har den overordnede vision, hovedområder - uddannelse, det sociale og miljø – Qeqqata Kommuniata tamakkiisumik takorluuga- avatangiisit – kalaallinik inuiaqatigiinnik atuilluar- at vi vil være bæredygtige i 2020. Kommunalbesty- som vi mener, hænger uløseligt sammen, hvis vi vil rivaa, 2020-mi atuiluartuussasugut. tuusunik pilersitsissaguttat isumaqarluta imminnut relsen har for at nå denne meget ambitiøse vision skabe et bæredygtigt grønlandsk samfund. Samlet Takorluugaq taanna anguniarlugu kommunalbesty- atasorujussuusut. Immikkoortuni pingasuusut iluini valgt at tage udgangspunkt i fem grundlæggende har kommunalbestyrelsen prioriteret en lang række relsip pingaartitat tallimat tunngavissatut toqqarsi- ineriartortitsilluni suliniutinik amerlasuunik kommunal- værdier, der skal kendetegne kommunens arbejde. udviklingsprojekter indenfor de 3 hovedområder. mavai. Pingaartitat tallimaasut tassaapput kajumis- bestyrelsi tulleriaarinikuuvoq. Taamaalilluni tama- De fem værdier er motivation, medansvar, fællesskab, Der arbejdes intenst hermed, hvor alle skal have suseq, akisussaaqataaneq, ataatsimoorneq, piginnaasati- viaarutigineqarpoq, kikkut tamarmik akimortumik, kompetenceudvikling og dialog. Værdierne har fokus på tværfaglighed, borgerinddragelse og frivillighed. gut ineriartortitseqatigiineq aamma oqaloqatigiinneq. Pi- innuttaasut akuutinneqarnerannik namminerlu kajumis- betydning for den kommunale administration og ngaartitat kommunip ingerlatsineranut kommunillu suseqarneramut ukkatarineqassasut. forholdet til kommunens borgere, da Qeqqata Bæredygtige løsninger præger derfor indholdet i innuttaasunut attuumassuteqarneranut pingaarute- Kommunia møder omverdenen med udgangs- Planstrategi 2015. For hvert mål på de kommende qarput, pingaartitat tallimaasut atorlugit Qeqqata Taamaattumik 2015-imi Pilersaarusiornermut peri- punkt i de fem værdier. sider skal du derfor tage for givet, at der ligger Kommuniata nunarsuarmioqatigiit naapittarmagit. usissaq atuilluartuunissamik aaqqiissutissanik im- mange overvejelser og diskussioner om, hvorfor alerujussuuvoq. Taamaattumik quppernerni tullerni Bæredygtighed er et meget bredt begreb, men det fører til et bæredygtigt samfund i 2020. Der er Atuilluartuuneq isumaavoq siammasissoq, kisianni anguniakkani tamani, 2020-mi inuiaqatigiit atuilluar- for Qeqqata Kommunia betyder det, at vi ønsker blevet tænkt i helheder, så f.eks. løsninger på det Qeqqat Kommunianut isumaqarpoq, tigusinitsinnut tuunissaannut sooq eqqarsaaterpassuit eqqartuin- at efterlade et bedre samfund til den kommende miljømæssige område også rummer overvejelser sanilliullugu kingulissatsinnut aggersumut inuiaqa- erpassuillu kinguneqassanersut eqarsaatigissavatit. generation, end det vi modtog. For Qeqqata Kom- om, hvordan løsningen påvirker eller kan påvirke tigiinnik pitsaasunik qimatsinissarput kissaatigigipput. Ataatsimut isiginnilluni eqqarsartoqarnikuuvoq, munia betyder det, at vi ønsker at skabe varige det sociale og det uddannelsesmæssige område. Tamanna Qeqqata Kommunianut isumaqarpoq, taamaattumik assersuutigalugu avatangiisinut forbedringer meget bredt. Vi har derfor valgt 3 siammasissunik pitsannguutinik ataavartussanik tunngasuni eqqarsaatersuutaanikuuvoq, isumagin- pilersitserusuttugut. Taamaattumik immikkoortunik ninnikkut aammalu ilinniartitaanikkut aaqqiissutissat pingaarnernik pingasunik toqqaanikuuvugut tas- qanoq sunniuteqassanersut sunniuteqarnersulluun- Mål saasunik – ilinniartitaaneq, isumaginninneq aamma niit. Vi vil være bæredygtige i 2020. Hvilke områder er de vigtigste for Vi vil være kendetegnet for værdierne: Anguniakkat kommunen at sætte fokus på for at motivation, medansvar, fællesskab, kom- blive bæredygtige? Atuilluartunngussagaanni petenceudvikling og dialog. ukkatarisassat kommunimut 2020-mi atuilluarttoorusupput ? Hvordan kan du bidrage til Vi vil arbejde for at skabe bæredygtighed suut pingaarneruppat? et bæredygtigt samfund? indenfor uddannelse, det sociale område Pingaartitanut: kajumissuseq, og miljø. ? Inuiaqatigiinnut atuilluartunut akisussaaqataaneq, ataatsimoorneq, sutigut tunniussaqarsinnaavit? piginnaasatigut ineriartortitseqati- Vi ønsker at sætte fokus på tværfaglighed, giineq aamma oqaloqatigiinnermut borgerinddragelse og frivillighed. ilisarnaataarusuppugut. Vi vil arbejde for at Vi vil arbejde for at få borgerne mere borgerene i højere grad Ilinniartitaanerup, isumaginnin- inddraget i kommunens tager ansvar for eget nikut immikkoortumi avatangiisinilu arbejde. liv og det samfund der atuilluartuunermik pilersitsinissamut omgiver dem. sulerusuppugut. Akimoortumik, innuttaasut peqataatinneqarnerannik nam- minerlu kajumissuseqarnissamik PHOTO MADS PHIL MADS PHOTO ukkatarinnikkusuppugut. Kommunip sulinerani innuttaasut akuunerunissaat sulissutigerusup- parput. Innuttaasut inuunerminnik anner- tunerusumik avatangiiserisaminnullu akisussaaffeqarnerulernissaat sulis- sutigerusupparput. 4 5 Bedre børneliv
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