1 / 10

Regensburg’s Implementation Plan (Part VI of the Management Plan)

Regensburg’s Implementation Plan (Part VI of the Management Plan). Barbara Bühler, City of Regensburg. Objective of the Local Implementation Plan. I. INTRODUCTION II. IDENTIFYING ISSUES 1. Understanding the historic urban area 2. Stakeholders and Structure III. APPRAISAL

deanna
Download Presentation

Regensburg’s Implementation Plan (Part VI of the Management Plan)

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Regensburg’s Implementation Plan(Part VI of the Management Plan) Barbara Bühler, City of Regensburg

  2. Objective of the Local Implementation Plan I. INTRODUCTION II. IDENTIFYING ISSUES 1. Understanding the historic urban area 2. Stakeholders and Structure III. APPRAISAL 1. Overall vision and objective for the historic urban area 2. Field of actions, their principles, objectives and actions 3. Organisational and operational structures IV. IMPLEMENTATION 1. Action Plan 2. Continuous monitoring and review LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION PLAN “LIP” Part IV of the “CHIMP” is the “Local Implementation Plan” (LIP) which points out concrete actions and projects in support of the sustainable development and management of the historic urban area including costs, time frame, responsibilities, etc. In order to facilitate funding for concrete measures on local level, the LIP should be elaborated in close co-operation with the associated Managing Authority. Structure Management Plan HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 2

  3. Structure and Content of the LIP During the elaboration process of the Management Plan, the LSG conjointly identified 6 “Fields of Action”: 1. Built Cultural Heritage 2. Culture and Tourism 3. Economic Development 4. Urban Development and Urban Planning 5. Environmental Issues and Recreation 6. Awareness Raising and Science HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 3

  4. Structure and Content of the LIP Done so far: For each of the six „Fields of Action“ we defined principles and objectives Next step: Identification of concrete measures to support these objectives HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 4

  5. Structure and Content of the LIP Field of Action the measure related to Objective the measure supports Number What is it about? (keyword) Priority Responsible department / institution Estimated costs Financing Secured? Funded by (Institution/Programme) Time schedule Link to another objective / measure HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 5

  6. Structure and Content of the LIP Additional to the LIP table: Extra sheet for high priority measures (1-2 pages) with further information such as - Objective - Brief description - Steps for implementation / Time schedule - expected output - stakeholders to be involved - if required: break down of costs HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 6

  7. Elaboration Process of the LIP The next two meetings are dedicated to the elaboration of the LIP: - Analysis / collecting measures - Check: still relevant? - Responsibility - Requirements for implementation - Filling in the table - Check: Is funding secured? LOCAL SUPPORT GROUP HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 7

  8. Elaboration Process of the LIP December 2009: - Information evening - Information desk - PR January 2010: Civic Participation Process Discussion of LIP with the public Participation of all stakeholder groups CIVIC PARTICIPATION HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 8

  9. Recommendations / Lessons learnt Regular information of the political level (City Council) / Approval of important steps and funding for concrete measures Involvement of the public through Civic Participation Process PR activities: - Information during the elaboration process - Presentation of the results to the public HerO Midterm-Conference in Valletta | 8th-10th November 2009 I Page 9

  10. hero@regensburg.de www.urbact.eu/hero

More Related