Styria wins administrative prize: strong town center in focus!
Styria wins administrative prize: strong town center in focus!
Steiermark, Österreich - In Styria, the efforts to strengthen the sustainable strengthening of local and community centers are in full swing. The Department of State and Regional Development has developed an innovative model that enables a standardized demarcation of town centers. This was recently awarded in Vienna with an "administrative prize", as meinbezirk.at. With the help of digital data from GIS Styria and the Styrian state statistics, the recording of local nuclei is to be standardized in order to promote targeted planning and projects for sustainable development.
The award not only underlines the pioneering role of Styria in the administrative innovation, but also shows how important the strengthening of the local cores is for community development. State Councilor Stefan Hermann emphasizes that this model gives the municipalities an important, data -based tools to specifically promote their town centers.
an approach for the future
The goal of the initiative is to promote the mix of uses, the development density and public transport connection in the town centers. Over 100 Styrian communities have already benefited from the model, which is based on objective criteria. These criteria are validated together with community representatives in an on-site process, which guarantees broad acceptance.
In addition, the Land Development Styria with a program for the resurrection of the town is adapted to the adaptation of historically grown sites and the use of empty buildings, as Bleiben Sie informiert: Jeden Abend senden wir Ihnen die Artikel des Tages aus der Kategorie Steiermark – übersichtlich als Liste. Developments in Styria are in line with the challenges of sustainable urban development, as they are addressed in various studies and reports. According to a report by the Federal Center for Political Education, the population in cities worldwide is strongly growing. Forecasts show that around 70 % of people will live in urban areas by 2050. These changes not only provide requirements for living space and infrastructure, but also to the quality of life of the city dwellers. In order to be able to meet these challenges, sustainable urban development must look at economic, social and ecological aspects holistically. Interdisciplinary cooperation between various disciplines is needed to meet the needs of today's and future generations. The social dimensions are also of great importance; After all, low -income households should also benefit from the progress of urban development. The construction and use of green spaces as well as social tolerance must be focused more on the focus in future projects. This is the only way to ensure that the quality of life in the cities remains entirely and that sustainable solutions are accessible to all citizens. in harmony with global trends
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