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REgional exchanges and policy making for protecting and valorising biodiVERSity in Europe (REVERSE)
Start date: Dec 31, 2009, End date: Dec 30, 2012,
Ecosystems have gradually been converted through the expansion of human activities and the introduction/invasion of new species. As a result, species and genetic diversity have declined. Regional and local authorities can organise land planning and regulate human activities in order to preserve biodiversity (natural area protection, greens corridors, conservation and valorisation of species and va ...
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Retail Development - The Competence Network in the Baltic Sea Region (RENET)
Start date: Jun 2, 2005, End date: Dec 30, 2007,
Retail development decisions have crucial effects on a balanced supply structure within polycentric settlement structures with strong implications for the social, cultural and environmental balance in cities and regions. Structural change of the sector with increasing spatial concentration (shopping centres, big retail outlets) – often outside integrated areas – is interdependent with city centre ...
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moting Spatial Development by Creating COMon MINdscapes (COMMIN)
Start date: Aug 31, 2004, End date: Aug 30, 2007,
Transnational and cross-border co-operation have a growing need (e.g. EU-enlargement) for a precise understanding of the partner’s concepts and the planning systems they are embedded in. The improvement of solving similar problems in different BSR countries and on transnational activities can best be achieved by exchange of experiences and ideas, mutual training and further education as well as pr ...
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RiverLinks - Interface d'excellence pour un rapport durable ville-fleuve. (RiverLinks)
Start date: May 31, 2003, End date: Jun 29, 2006,
RiverLinks faces the challenge of sustainable planning for metropolitan areas on rivers. Although the approach is sectoral, a large number of towns that have developed along river basins can be included, since they present identical problems. Key factors include metropolitan pressure, protection of natural river systems and security for territories and citizens. In most towns, the river/town inter ...
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