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European Spatial Development Strategies and Regional Planning Instruments
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CEMAT
The European Conference of Ministers responsible for Regional Planning (CEMAT) has been meeting regularly since 1970 to examine the challenges and draw up policies for regional or spatial planning which guarantee sustainable economic, environmental and social development of greater Europe.
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VISION PLANET
On these pages you will find information about spatial development in central and south-eastern Europe, about the Interreg II C project, and about its outcomes. One aim of VISION PLANET was to formulate guidelines, strategies and policies (i.e. a "VISION" document) for spatial development of the Central European, Adriatic, Danubian, and South-Eastern European Space (acronym CADSES).
Further links:
Further information about the project and the Adriatic area in particular can be found Please visit the homepage of our partner project ESTIA
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The basic European spatial development documents in Russian are published on the web site of the Privolzsky Center for Strategic Studies http://www.prometa.ru
www.kprpfo.chat.ru
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Strategic
Document Cohesion
Policy in Support of Growth and Jobs: Community Strategic Guidelines,
2007-2013,
approved by European
Commission on the 5th of July 2005
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Towards
a New Spatial Agenda for the North Sea Region
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| Spatial Development Programs and Planning Systems in the Baltic Sea Region
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VASAB 2010+ - Spatial Development Action Programme
English / Russian
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Compendium of Spatial Planning Systems in the Baltic Sea region
This site will help you to learn more about spatial planning systems in 11 Baltic Sea countries, providing on-line access to the national planning policy documents, laws and regulations.
Compendium web site also presents People active in the field of Baltic Sea region spatial planning systems and legislation: CSD/BSR members, members of the team preparing the Baltic Sea region spatial planning compendium, consultants involved in the Project and other visionary projects co-ordinators and creators.
The web site is aimed to facilitate dialogue and close network of Baltic Sea region authorities and experts, promote further exchange of knowledge and opinions on the spatial planning issues especially of transition countries.
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| Programs and
initiatives for cooperation
in the spatial
development field
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BSR Interreg III B
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Interreg North Sea Programme
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Interreg IIIB The
Northern Periphery
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Barents Sea Program
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Baltic
Sea States Subregional
Cooperation (BSSSC)
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Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS)
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VASAB 2010
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Tacis Cross-Border Cooperation Small Projects Facility
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BalticSea.net
Web Portal, which contains
useful information about organizations of the Baltic Region |
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Conference of Peripheral
Maritime Regions of Europe/
CPMR |
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How
to organize the Partnership?
The information concerning a wide range of opportunities for greater
understanding and analysis of the partnership paradigm, including
advisory support for effective collaboration for sustainable development
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The
Union of the Baltic Cities (UBC) was founded in Gdańsk,
Poland in September 1991. The main goal of the UBC is to actively
contribute to the democratic, social, economic and environmentally
friendly development of the Baltic Sea area. |
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Baltic Development Forum
Baltic Development Forum is an independent
nonprofit networking organization with members from large companies,
major cities, institutional investors and business associations in the
Baltic Sea Region.
Baltic Development Forum works with a wide range of partners, including
businesses, governments, regional organizations, research and media
institutions. |
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The Coastal Union EUCC
The
Coastal Union is an association with 2700 members and member
organizations in 40 countries. EUCC was founded in 1989 with the aim of
promoting coastal conservation by bridging the gap between scientists,
environmentalists, site managers, planners and policy makers.
The Baltic branches |
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Spatial Planning Website COMMIN.org
COMMIN.org is an opened and permanently updated
Internet portal, which is a main COMMIN (COMmon MINdscapes) Project
instrument stimulating international exchange of knowledge among all
involved into the spatial planning and development in the Baltic Sea
Region. COMMIN web based portal was designed as a
dialogue
platform. Platform core is a constantly enlarging glossary on spatial
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| Strategic and Spatial Planning in Russia
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Strategic Planning in the cites and regions of Russia
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Strategic Plan for St.Petersburg
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Enhancing Synergy: Integration of Strategies Policies of St. Petersburg and Leningrad region
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Office
of the Plenipotentiary of the RF President in the North-West Federal Region
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Strategies for Regional Development
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| Tacis North-West projects web sites
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| ENERGY
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District Heating Improvement Project
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| ENVIRONMENT
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Forest Resource Management in North West Russia
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Tuloma River Project
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| TRANSPORT AND TELECOMMUNICATION
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Improvement of Traffic Flows on TEN Corridors II and IX
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North West Regional Transport Development Project
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Official web-sites of administrations of North-West Russia regions
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Official Arkhangelsk oblast administration web site
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Official Vologda oblast administration web site
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Official Kaliningrad oblast administration web site
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Official representation of the Leningrad Region Government
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Official Murmansk oblast administration web site
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Official Novgorod oblast administration web site
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Official Pskov oblast administrartion web site
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Republic of Karelia. The Official site of the Administrative Bodies
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Official Portal of the Saint-Petersburg Government
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Cross-Border Cooperation between Russia and Europe. "West Russia" Web
Portal
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