TY - BOOK
T1 - COMPASS – Comparative Analysis of Territorial Governance and Spatial Planning Systems in Europe. Applied Research 2016-2018
T2 - Final Report
AU - Nadin, Vincent
AU - Fernandez Maldonado, Ana Maria
AU - Zonneveld, Wil
AU - Stead, Dominic
AU - Dabrowski, Marcin
AU - Piskorek, Kasia
AU - Sarkar, Alankrita
AU - Schmitt, Peter
AU - Smas, Lukas
AU - Cotella, Giancarlo
AU - Janin Rivolin, Umberto
AU - Solly, Alys
AU - Berisha, Erblin
AU - Pede, Elena
AU - Seardo, Bianca Maria
AU - Komornicki, Tomasz
AU - Goch, Katarzyna
AU - Bednarek-Szczepańska, Maria
AU - Degórska, Bożena
AU - Szejgiec-Kolenda, Barbara
AU - Śleszyński, Przemysław
AU - Lüer, Christian
AU - Böhme, Kai
AU - Nedovic-Budic, Zoriica
AU - Williams, Brendan
AU - Varghese, Johanna
AU - Colic, Natasa
AU - Knaap, Gerrit
AU - Csák, László
AU - Faragó, László
AU - Mezei, Cecília
AU - Pálné, Ilona
AU - Pámer, Zoltán
AU - Reimer, Mario
AU - Münter, Angelika
N1 - Additional volumes are available on the ESPON Website
Volume 1. Comparative tables
Volume 2. Methodology
Volume 3. Phase 1 Questionnaire answers
Volume 4. Phase 2 Questionnaire answers
Volume 5. Additional countries feasibility study
Volume 6. Case studies
Volume 7. Analysis of Europeanisation influences
See:
https://www.espon.eu/planning-systems
PY - 2018/11/30
Y1 - 2018/11/30
N2 - The objective of the COMPASS project was to provide an authoritative comparative report on changes in territorial governance and spatial planning systems in Europe from 2000 to 2016. This Final Report presents the main findings, conclusions and policy recommendations. The COMPASS project compares territorial governance and spatial planning in 32 European countries (the 28 EU member states plus four ESPON partner countries). COMPASS differs from previous studies in that the accent is not on a snapshot comparison of national systems, but on identifying trends in reforms from 2000 to 2016. It also seeks to give reasons for these changes with particular reference to EU directives and policies, and to identify good practices for the cross-fertilisation of spatial development policies with EU Cohesion Policy. The research is based on expert knowledge with reference wherever possible to authoritative sources. Experts with in-depth experience of each national system were appointed to contribute to the study. The research design involved primarily collection of data from the 32 countries through questionnaires and five in-depth case studies of the interaction of EU Cohesion Policy and other sectoral policies with spatial planning and territorial governance.
AB - The objective of the COMPASS project was to provide an authoritative comparative report on changes in territorial governance and spatial planning systems in Europe from 2000 to 2016. This Final Report presents the main findings, conclusions and policy recommendations. The COMPASS project compares territorial governance and spatial planning in 32 European countries (the 28 EU member states plus four ESPON partner countries). COMPASS differs from previous studies in that the accent is not on a snapshot comparison of national systems, but on identifying trends in reforms from 2000 to 2016. It also seeks to give reasons for these changes with particular reference to EU directives and policies, and to identify good practices for the cross-fertilisation of spatial development policies with EU Cohesion Policy. The research is based on expert knowledge with reference wherever possible to authoritative sources. Experts with in-depth experience of each national system were appointed to contribute to the study. The research design involved primarily collection of data from the 32 countries through questionnaires and five in-depth case studies of the interaction of EU Cohesion Policy and other sectoral policies with spatial planning and territorial governance.
KW - Spatial planning
KW - urban planning
KW - comparative
KW - territorial governance
UR - https://www.espon.eu/planning-systems
M3 - Report
SN - 978-99959-55-55-7
BT - COMPASS – Comparative Analysis of Territorial Governance and Spatial Planning Systems in Europe. Applied Research 2016-2018
PB - ESPON & TU Delft
CY - Luxembourg
ER -