Public Participation and Conflict Resolution in Public Planning: Practice in Austria
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The document discusses public participation and conflict resolution in public planning practices in Austria. It provides an overview of the Austrian Society for Environment and Technology (Oegut), which promotes public participation. It then describes principles of public participation, including that it should be implemented early to prevent conflicts and reach acceptance for projects. The document also discusses benefits and success factors for public participation. It provides case studies of participation processes for an expressway project and for expansion of Vienna International Airport.
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