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  • Synthèse du schéma territorial de développement culturel 2020-2024 – Guyane

    The proposed cultural policy adopts a dual approach: enhancing heritage knowledge and cultural practices while boosting local attractiveness through regional development. This strategy proposes a renewed and dynamic partnership involving the State, local public cooperation institutions (EPCI), municipalities, and cultural associations. Guyane, with its rich history, youthful population, diverse cultural expressions, and unique identity, aims to position culture as a central pillar of its economic, social, and identity-building development. This plan serves as a management tool for implementing cultural policy and focuses on supporting artistic creation and dissemination, heritage knowledge

    Programa Nacional da Política de Ordenamento do Território

    The Territorial Strategy and Model (PNPOT) is the leading instrument of the territorial management system. It defines objectives and strategic options for territorial development and establishes the organisation model of the national territory. The PNPOT is the reference framework for other territorial programmes and plans and a guiding instrument for strategies with territorial impact. The Territorial Principles and Challenges are derived from the problems and strategic territorial resources identified in the Diagnosis and the Critical Changes and Territorial Trends. The Territorial Model establishes the desired spatial organisation model based on

    Regulation on Governing The Urban Commons in the City of Turin

    This document provides a comprehensive overview of the governance and evaluation of urban commons in the city of Turin. It outlines the principles, methodologies, and processes involved in the shared governance, care, and management of urban commons, emphasizing the importance of transparency, participation, and collaborative ownership. The regulation delves into the evaluation of activities carried out under civic deals, highlighting the need for clarity, comparability, and independence in the evaluation process. It also addresses the social value and financial aspects of these activities, emphasizing the preparation of transparent financial balance

    Malta’s 2030 National Energy and Climate Plan

    The Republic of Malta adopted its first National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2018/1999 of the European Parliament and of the Council on the Governance of the Energy Union and Climate Action. Malta’s NECP covers the Energy Union’s five dimensions: decarbonisation, energy efficiency, energy security, internal energy market, and research, innovation and competitiveness. The NECP addresses cultural heritage in several ways. A key principle of the strategy is “Energy Efficiency first” in energy planning and investments. However, the plan provides for an assessment of other relevant

    Plano Nacional Energia e Clima 2021-2030 (PNEC 2030)

    The National Energy and Climate Plan (PNEC) 2030 outlines a comprehensive strategy for Portugal’s energy and climate goals. The plan is developed in alignment with the Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality 2050, ensuring a coherent approach towards achieving the defined trajectory by 2030. Collaboration with various stakeholders, including the Directorate-General for Energy and Geology (DGEG) and the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA), has been instrumental in shaping the final version of the plan. Regional cooperation plays a crucial role in the preparation of the plan, with joint planning efforts with other EU

    National Energy and Climate Plan 2021-2030 (NECP 2030)

    The National Energy and Climate Plan (PNEC) 2030 outlines a comprehensive strategy for Portugal’s energy and climate goals. The plan is developed in alignment with the Roadmap for Carbon Neutrality 2050, ensuring a coherent approach towards achieving the defined trajectory by 2030. Collaboration with various stakeholders, including the Directorate-General for Energy and Geology (DGEG) and the Portuguese Environment Agency (APA), has been instrumental in shaping the final version of the plan. Regional cooperation plays a crucial role in the preparation of the plan, with joint planning efforts with other EU

    The Waterways (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2019

    This legislation outlines the rigorous environmental impact assessment process required for proposed works in the Republic of Ireland. It delves into the considerations and criteria for determining the significant effects of works on the environment, encompassing factors such as construction, natural resource use, emissions, risks to health and heritage, and climate impact. The document emphasises the need to identify, describe, and assess the direct and indirect effects of works on various environmental factors, including population, biodiversity, land, and cultural heritage. One of the key aspects highlighted is the importance of

    The Constitution of Greece – Article 24: Protection of Environment

    According to Article 24 of the Constitution of Greece, the protection of the natural and cultural environment constitutes a duty of the State and a right of every person. The State is responsible for protecting natural and cultural environments, adopting preventive measures in the context of the principle of sustainable development. The master plan of the country and the development of towns and residential areas are under the State’s control, aiming to serve settlement functionality and ensure living conditions. The provisions apply to the rehabilitation of existing residential areas, with

    Die verfassung Griechenlands

    According to Article 24 of the Constitution of Greece, the protection of the natural and cultural environment constitutes a duty of the State and a right of every person. The State is responsible for protecting natural and cultural environments, adopting preventive measures in the context of the principle of sustainable development. The master plan of the country and the development of towns and residential areas are under the State’s control, aiming to serve settlement functionality and ensure living conditions. The provisions apply to the rehabilitation of existing residential areas, with

    Constitution de la Grèce

    According to Article 24 of the Constitution of Greece, the protection of the natural and cultural environment constitutes a duty of the State and a right of every person. The State is responsible for protecting natural and cultural environments, adopting preventive measures in the context of the principle of sustainable development. The master plan of the country and the development of towns and residential areas are under the State’s control, aiming to serve settlement functionality and ensure living conditions. The provisions apply to the rehabilitation of existing residential areas, with

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