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Common Spatial Development Document of V4+2 Countries Ing. arch. Martin Tunka, CSc. ESPON 2013 Programme Open Seminar 3-4 June 2009, Prague. Reasons Diferent spatial development documents on state level Various forms , contents , structure – large variety, diversity
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CommonSpatialDevelopmentDocumentof V4+2 Countries Ing. arch. Martin Tunka, CSc. ESPON 2013 Programme Open Seminar3-4 June 2009, Prague
Reasons • Diferentspatialdevelopmentdocuments on statelevel • Variousforms, contents, structure – large variety, diversity • Questionofcross-border relations, mutualties – problemofinterpretation • „LOST IN TRANSLATION“ • Do weneed to take a „commonviewofan area“ and „findcommonspeech“? • What to pursue, howandwhat to express ?
Workingobjectives • Thedocumentdealswith: • delineationofdevelopmentareasanddevelopmentaxesof a transnationalimportance • delineationof transport corridorsof a transnationalimportance • Aimsofthedocument: to express in a unifiedwayboththematicspheres (developmentareasandaxesand transport corridorsof a transnationalimprotance) withintheinvestigated area, whereasthematerialwillcomprisethe part describingthestate, sotheproposed/suggested part
Working proceedings V4: • BEGINNING – March 2008, meeting in Bratislava • Steering group (ministries) • May 2008, meeting of Steering group in Brno
V4+2: • June 2008, Ministerial meeting in Prague, CzechRepublic Conlusions (Article 8): „ We recognize the importance of spatial planning in strengtheningterritorialcohesion and are committed to elaborate a common document on spatial development of the Visegrad group countries, which also includes Bulgaria and Romania and which may be extended to other neighbouring Member States in the future.“
V4+2: • October 2008, meeting of Steering group in Budapest • Working group (compilers) • June/July 2009 ?, meeting of Steering group in Warsaw • Finalization: end of the 2009 or spring 2010 ?
Delineation of development areas and development axes of a t. i. • Respects the development areas and development axes as they are defined in the national spatial development documents of individual countries • Takes over from them all or selectively some parts • Interprets them jointly within the whole investigated area • Identifies no-continuations • Suggests changes and/or supplements of development axes
Delineation of transport corridors of a t. i. • Railways, roads, inland water ways, airports • Takes over the corridors from: - agreements (paneuropean multimodal transport corridors, TEN-T, EEC UNO – AGC, AGTC, AGR, AGN) - other documents (e. g. national high speed lines networks, and others) • Identifies no-continuations • Suggests changes and/or supplements
European context
Glossary • Glossaryofterms • Presentation of the system of territorial development and spatial planning including relations to transport networksofindividualcountries
Politicalobjectives Thedocumentcouldbeusedfor: • Updatingofthenationalspatialdevelopmentdocuments • Working on EU and on V4+2 level • Debate about spatial developmentandcohesion policy • Implementation - Territorial Agenda of the EU and 1AP • Updatingofthe TEN-T • UpdatingofthedocumentStateandperspectivesofterritoryofthe EU
Secondphase - vision • Collaboration in thefieldoftheregionaldevelopment (7 proposedthemes): • Eliminatingregionaldifferences, regionaldisparities, potentialsofconvergence in V4+2 space • Regionalstructure, settlement structure, polycentricityoftheterritory • Demographicchallenges in spatialandurbandevelopment • Accessibility – transport corridors • Territorialimpactsofclimatechange, naturalresources • Nationalpolicy, elaborationandsynthesisofplans • Settinguptheongoing co-operationplatform
Thankyouforyourattention Martin.Tunka@mmr.cz Ministry forRegionalDevelopment oftheCzechRepublic Staroměstské nám. 6 110 15 Praha 1 www.mmr.cz