Some reflections on "strategic spatial planning" based on my experience of working on the Regional Spatial Strategy for Yorkshire and the Humber, and the aborted move to a new integrated Regional Strategy, over the last ten years.
The impacts of strategic spatial planning on land change in European urban r...Private
From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR) http://www.wsl.ch/fe/landschaftsdynamik/projekte/CONCUR/index_EN
Oliveira & Hersperger (2016)
Key elements of governance in strategic spatial plan making and plan-impleme...Private
From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR) http://www.wsl.ch/fe/landschaftsdynamik/projekte/CONCUR/index_EN
Oliveira & Hersperger (2016)
How strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regionsPrivate
Presenting the From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR project, Swiss National Science Foundation)
Visiting period at the Dep. of Human Geography, Stockholm University within the CONCUR project
Dates:
29th of May - 23rd of June 2017
The impacts of strategic spatial planning on land change in European urban r...Private
From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR) http://www.wsl.ch/fe/landschaftsdynamik/projekte/CONCUR/index_EN
Oliveira & Hersperger (2016)
Key elements of governance in strategic spatial plan making and plan-impleme...Private
From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR) http://www.wsl.ch/fe/landschaftsdynamik/projekte/CONCUR/index_EN
Oliveira & Hersperger (2016)
How strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regionsPrivate
Presenting the From plans to land change: how strategic spatial planning contributes to the development of urban regions (CONCUR project, Swiss National Science Foundation)
Visiting period at the Dep. of Human Geography, Stockholm University within the CONCUR project
Dates:
29th of May - 23rd of June 2017
Выступление Алистера Бланта (Варшава, Польша) в ходе панельной дискуссии "Комплексный подход к планированию пространственного и
экономического развития городов" на Форуме Городов 2017 (Бишкек, Кыргызстан). Версия на английском языке
Graham, Stephen, and Patsy Healey. "Relational concepts of space and place: i...Stephen Graham
This paper seeks to conceptualise and explore the changing relationships between planning action and practice and the dynamics of place. It argues that planning practice is grappling with new treatments of place, based on dynamic, relational constructs, rather than the Euclidean, deterministic, and one-dimensional treatments inherited from the 'scientific' approaches of the 1960s and early 1970s. But such emerging planning practices remain poorly served by planning theory which has so far failed to produce sufficiently robust and sophisticated conceptual treatments of place in today's 'globalising' world. In this paper we attempt to draw on a wide range of recent advances in social theory to begin constructing such a treatment. The paper has four parts. First, we criticise the legacy of object-oriented, Euclidean concepts of planning theory and practice, and their reliance on 'containered' views of space and time. Second, we construct a relational understanding of time, space and cities by drawing together four strands of recent social theory. These are : relational theories of urban time-space, dynamic conceptualisations of 'multiplex' places and cities, the 'new' urban and regional socio-economics, and emerging theories of social agency and institutional ordering. In the third section, we apply such perspectives to three worlds of planning practice : land use regulation, policy frameworks and development plans, and the development of 'customised spaces' in urban 'regeneration'. Finally, by way of conclusion, we suggest some pointers for practising planning in a relational way.
Analysis Of Influence Of Spatial Planning On Performance Of Regional Developm...Suwandi, Dr. SE.,MSi
The various problems in regional spatial planning in Waropen District, Papua, shows that the Spatial Planning (RTRW) of Waropen District, Papua, drafted in 2010 has not had a positive contribution to the settlement of spatial planning problems. This is most likely caused by the inconsistency in the spatial planning. This study tried to observe the consistency of spatial planning as well as its relation to the regional development performance. The method used to observe the consistency of the preparation of guided Spatial Planning (RTRW) is the analysis of comparative table followed by analysis of verbal logic. In order to determine if the preparation of Spatial Planning (RTRW) has already paid attention on the synergy with the surrounding regions (Inter-Regional Context), a map overlay was conducted, followed by analysis of verbal logic. To determine the performance of the regional development, a Principal Components Analysis (PCA) was done. The analysis results showed that inconsistencies in the spatial planning had caused a variety of problems that resulted in decreased performance of the regional development. The main problems that should receive more attention are: infrastructure, development growth, economic growth, transportation aspect and new properties.
Выступление Алистера Бланта (Варшава, Польша) в ходе панельной дискуссии "Комплексный подход к планированию пространственного и
экономического развития городов" на Форуме Городов 2017 (Бишкек, Кыргызстан). Версия на английском языке
Graham, Stephen, and Patsy Healey. "Relational concepts of space and place: i...Stephen Graham
This paper seeks to conceptualise and explore the changing relationships between planning action and practice and the dynamics of place. It argues that planning practice is grappling with new treatments of place, based on dynamic, relational constructs, rather than the Euclidean, deterministic, and one-dimensional treatments inherited from the 'scientific' approaches of the 1960s and early 1970s. But such emerging planning practices remain poorly served by planning theory which has so far failed to produce sufficiently robust and sophisticated conceptual treatments of place in today's 'globalising' world. In this paper we attempt to draw on a wide range of recent advances in social theory to begin constructing such a treatment. The paper has four parts. First, we criticise the legacy of object-oriented, Euclidean concepts of planning theory and practice, and their reliance on 'containered' views of space and time. Second, we construct a relational understanding of time, space and cities by drawing together four strands of recent social theory. These are : relational theories of urban time-space, dynamic conceptualisations of 'multiplex' places and cities, the 'new' urban and regional socio-economics, and emerging theories of social agency and institutional ordering. In the third section, we apply such perspectives to three worlds of planning practice : land use regulation, policy frameworks and development plans, and the development of 'customised spaces' in urban 'regeneration'. Finally, by way of conclusion, we suggest some pointers for practising planning in a relational way.
Analysis Of Influence Of Spatial Planning On Performance Of Regional Developm...Suwandi, Dr. SE.,MSi
The various problems in regional spatial planning in Waropen District, Papua, shows that the Spatial Planning (RTRW) of Waropen District, Papua, drafted in 2010 has not had a positive contribution to the settlement of spatial planning problems. This is most likely caused by the inconsistency in the spatial planning. This study tried to observe the consistency of spatial planning as well as its relation to the regional development performance. The method used to observe the consistency of the preparation of guided Spatial Planning (RTRW) is the analysis of comparative table followed by analysis of verbal logic. In order to determine if the preparation of Spatial Planning (RTRW) has already paid attention on the synergy with the surrounding regions (Inter-Regional Context), a map overlay was conducted, followed by analysis of verbal logic. To determine the performance of the regional development, a Principal Components Analysis (PCA) was done. The analysis results showed that inconsistencies in the spatial planning had caused a variety of problems that resulted in decreased performance of the regional development. The main problems that should receive more attention are: infrastructure, development growth, economic growth, transportation aspect and new properties.
Brief Introduction to Strategic PlanningRoberto Rocco
This is a quite long presentation on strategic planning. It is composed by two main parts: recent shifts in the understanding of urban planning and design + basic elements of strategic planning. This presentation can be seen without a presenter (hence the text).
Master's Dissertation - The Effectiveness of Online Brand Communities and Use...Zach B. Miller
This is my Master's Dissertation in full. The purpose of my study was to build upon the most recent work in digital marketing research. More specifically, I tested the digital marketing tactics of building online brand communities and user engagement on how they actually influence purchase. In order to do this I chose the company Rooster Teeth as a case study. I chose Rooster Teeth as they are one of the highest subscribed YouTube channels and have a history of digital marketing excellence. I completed a massive cross-sectional research analysis with over 1,500 participants, used SPSS to analyze the quantitative data, and offered new insights to digital marketing researchers as well as an actionable plan to the case study organization.
Session 2: Strategic Planning
Adam Ostry, Senior Project Manager, Governance Reviews and Partnerships Division, OECD
Cairo, 10 July 2017
The one-day seminar co-organised by the Egyptian Ministry of Planning, Monitoring and Administrative Reform, the OECD MENA Governance Programme and SIGMA was initiated to provide representatives of the various key Egyptian centre of government institutions with an overview on whole-of-government co-ordination, strategic planning, evidence-based policy development and monitoring by introducing key concepts and international good examples from OECD member countries.
Be sure to follow all directions. In addition, be sure to insert bib.docxlascellesjaimie
Be sure to follow all directions. In addition, be sure to insert biblical references within the paper, not by themselves. Here are the instructions:
Rubric:
Case Study Project Part 2: Economic Development Analysis and Proposal Grading Rubric
Criteria
Novice
Competent
Proficient
Formatting, Spelling, and Grammar
0 to 16 points
Evidence of disregarding instructions or inability to meet minimum standards of graduate level work.
17 to 20 points
Acceptable work in most areas.
Demonstrates minor deficiencies in some areas regarding writing style, APA formatting, grammar, and spelling.
21 to 25 points
Superior work in all areas.
Consistently exceeds expectations in all areas regarding writing style, APA formatting, grammar and spelling.
Locale
0 to 16 points
Student chooses a locale without strategic intention or without clear rationale.
17 to 20 points
Student chooses a locale, but the economic need is not readily obvious or rationale is lacking.
21 to 25 points
Student chooses a specific locale that has a specific economic need that is readily obvious and clearly and thoroughly articulates a rationale.
Economic Situation
0 to 16 points
Student does not situate the context or explain the economic hardships or economic challenges facing this locale.
7 to 20 points
Student attempts to explain the context and economic hardships and/or challenges facing this locale, but because a context too large or too small was chosen, a strong case for choosing this locale is unable to be made.
21 to 25 points
Student situates the economic needs found in the context of this locale.
Student conducts independent research in order to find the “real” reasons for the economic need in this locale including (but not limited to) historical, cultural, societal, and economic overview.
SWOT
0 to 16 points
Student makes little effort to uncover SWOT in this locale.
No research was conducted with individuals in this area.
17 to 20 points
Student attempts to address SWOT in this locale, but it is evident that they were not balanced as they focused on one area less than the others.
21 to 25 points
Student articulately summarizes SWOT in this locale. Student uses individual living/working experiences in this location as a part of his/her research.
Legal and public policy issues
0 to 16 points
Student makes minimal attempts to understand and explain the legal and public policy issues facing this locale and/or impacting public policy, economic policy and development or economic growth.
17 to 20 points
Student discusses issues, but is not explicit or specific in the legal and public policy issues facing this locale.
The student is too general and attempts to discuss this part of the assignment without really understanding the culture facing those living in the locale.
21 to 25 points
Student notes numerous legal and public policy issues facing this specific local. Student fully discusses the implications and possible solutions in dealing with these issues as they pert.
Rethinking regional development policymakingOECDregions
Presentation on rethinking regional development policymaking made at the Regional Studies Association Conference held in Seville, Spain on 27 September 2018. Presentation by Dorothée Allain-Dupré, Head of Decentralisation, Public Investment and Subnational Finance Unit, OECD
More information: http://www.oecd.org/regional/
The future of Slovenia - Katja Lautar, SloveniaOECD Governance
This presentation was made by Katja Lautar, Slovenia, at the 12th Annual Meeting of OECD-CESEE Senior Budget Officials held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on 28-29 June 2016
Examples of Modelling & Forecasting - Andrew Jamieson, Andrew HermannAndy Dunne
ARO Break Out Group 2 / Modelling & Forecasting - East of England Forecasting Model and West Midlands IPM. These presentations were given on Wednesday 27th January 2010.