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Welcome to our Webinar
                  on
 Implementing Green Economy
through Regional Development
          Planning

Prof. Dr. Einhard Schmidt-Kallert
Dr. Karin Gaesing


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Who are we ?
International Spatial Planning Centre
           (ISPC) offering:
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 Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing
                Economies

 Award: “Master of Science in Regional
Development Planning and Management”

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Who are we ?
Prof. Dr. Einhard   Dr. Karin Gaesing
Schmidt-Kallert     Organiser of the Summer
ISPC Head           School + Manager of the
                    Webinar




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Who are we ?


                         Expertise
                            in:

                                     • Participatory land use
• Regional Rural                       planning
 Development
                                     • Balancing livelihood
Planning
                                      and biodiversity
• Rural-urban linkages                conservation
• Migration                          • Natural resource
• Balancing livelihood                management
 and biodiversity                    • Gender integration
 conservation
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SPRING – a short introduction
The SPRING programme follows a
holistic approach, based on sustainable,
integrated, participatory planning
philosophy
SPRING educates planners who are
“managers” of the whole planning
 process
SPRING education follows the planning
cycle (analysis, planning, implementation)

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 SPRING – a short introduction
SPRING is an international postgraduate programme
leading to a joint Master of Science in
Regional Development Planning and Management

The SPRING programme is a two-year course. The
first year is conducted in Dortmund (or in Kumasi)
followed by a second year at one of the partner
universities in the Global South.

Each partner university represents a different
specialisation.
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SPRING is jointly offered by:
TU Dortmund (1st year), Faculty of Spatial
Planning, Dortmund, Germany (since 1984)
KNUST (1st year), Department of Planning,
Kumasi, Ghana (since 1985)
University of Philippines, SURP,
Manila, Philippines (since 1996)
ARDHI University Tanzania, ARU,
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (since 2003)
Universidad Austral de Chile, UACH
Valdivia, Chile (since 2006)
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The SPRING Planning Network




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The SPRING Planning Network
Dortmund




               Kumasi




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The SPRING Planning Network
       Manila




                    Dar es Salaam




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Green Economy – What is new?
   we are reaching planetary limits, not just in terms
  of greenhouse gas emissions but also in our use of
  water, land, forests and other natural resources.
  The environmental and social costs of our current
  economic model are becoming more and more
  apparent.
  the global recession has led to a reconsideration of
  key tenets of the current economic model – such
  as the primacy of growth
(Manish Bapna and John Talberth , World Resources
Institute, April 2011)

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Green Economy – What is new?
Green Economy
− provides an alternative vision for growth
  and development;
− can generate growth and improvements
  in people’s lives in ways consistent with
  sustainable development.
− promotes a triple bottom line: sustaining
  and advancing economic, environmental
  and social well-being.
(Manish Bapna and John Talberth , World Resources
Institute, April 2011)


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Our Focus
        Protected Areas (P.A.s)

    embedded in their environment:
− adjacent communities, district,
  region, nation
− spatial
− social, environmental, economic
− administrative, institutional

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Implementing Green Economy through
   Regional Development Planning
            Situation around P.A.s:
− often structurally weak remote areas
− poor people depending on natural resources
  (fire wood, charcoal, wood for construction,
  NTFP, grazing ground, …)
− large scale timber extraction
− encroachment, degradation, fragmentation
− relationship between P.A. and communities
  often distant: two separate worlds
− adequate laws, but low compliance
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What can Regional Development
          Planning provide?
− solution to multi-faceted problems can only be
  holistic and multi-disciplinary
− local development activities need coordinated
  support (infrastructure, market, training,
  regulations, credit, etc.)
− only stakeholder dialogue and integrated
  planning for biodiversity conservation and
  livelihood needs can deal with the two issues in
  a holistic way and design strategies for a
  sustainable future of both


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Regional planning: From „plan-making“
      towards process management

Conventional statutory planning:

Regional plans are intended to guide long-
    term spatial development in the following
    way:
1. They designate central places
2. They determine development axes for
    transportation and infrastructure
3. They designate areas in which certain
    goals should have priority
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New Paradigms of Regional Planning
 The real assets of a region are the actors within the
region, their resources and the specific regional
culture of cooperation, communication and
competition.

The core of regional development and spatial
planning is no longer the elaboration of plans and
programmes. Regional development must promote
the realisation of planning goals by supporting the
cooperation between different stakeholders, from
public administration, the private sector and civil
society.

Planning and acting in networks is especially
important at the regional level.
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New Paradigms of Regional
               Planning
Regional planning attempts to coordinate the
planning activities of all the numerous participants
within a limited territorial unit.

It deals with             housing and the
                          settlement
         the economy
                          pattern
         demography
                          organisations
         social and       and institutions
         cultural life
                          and the natural
         infrastructure   environment
                                  within the region
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New Paradigms in Regional Planning

Above all regional planning is about the
people who live in the area.

People as individuals, as households,
people in enterprises and in organisations
and institutions.

People with their dreams, their
aspirations, their values and their goals.


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Some characteristics of good regional
             planning
Good planning
    is bottom up, i.e. it is initiated by the local people
                up
    or their representatives. If it is started by a
    government body like a planning board or a land
    consolidation agency, there must be a mandate by
    the local people.
    is participatory, i.e. all important stakeholders
       participatory
    within the area have a say in the elaboration of the
    plan and are continuously consulted
    is action-oriented, i.e. there must be a close link
               oriented
    between planning and implementation, and there
    must be a step by step approach to complex
    development, there must be a package of projects
    which can be implemented immediately
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Regional Development Planning - linking
Protected Areas and their environment

 The Zoning Concept




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Implementing Green Economy through
  Regional Development Planning:
        examples for P.A.s
− Community based eco tourism
− Utilisation of renewable
  energies for new industries and
  infrastructures
− Climate friendly building
− Alternative income generation
  measures and sustainability
− Institutional development

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Webinar as a Forum for Exchange

− First webinar (24th Sept.):
  introduction of organisers, topic
  and opportunities
− Group ‚Green Planning‘ Forum:
  introducing your examples;
  discussion and exchange about
  them

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Webinar as a Forum for Exchange, ctd.

− Second webinar (11th Nov.):
  lessons learnt and action plans of
  summer school participants will be
  presented; questions can be asked
− Group ‚Green Planning‘ features
  examples
− Publication in Rural21 planned

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How to continue?

− Present your solutions / experiences in
  the Forum
− Jointly choose relevant examples for
  publication in Rural 21
− Give feedback on implementation of
  your action plans
− Find supporters for your action plans
− Establish strong professional networks

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Thank you and see you again soon!




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  • 1. Welcome to our Webinar on Implementing Green Economy through Regional Development Planning Prof. Dr. Einhard Schmidt-Kallert Dr. Karin Gaesing 1
  • 2. Who are we ? International Spatial Planning Centre (ISPC) offering: Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg Spatial Planning for Regions in Growing Economies Award: “Master of Science in Regional Development Planning and Management” 2
  • 3. Who are we ? Prof. Dr. Einhard Dr. Karin Gaesing Schmidt-Kallert Organiser of the Summer ISPC Head School + Manager of the Webinar 3
  • 4. Who are we ? Expertise in: • Participatory land use • Regional Rural planning Development • Balancing livelihood Planning and biodiversity • Rural-urban linkages conservation • Migration • Natural resource • Balancing livelihood management and biodiversity • Gender integration conservation 4
  • 5. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg SPRING – a short introduction The SPRING programme follows a holistic approach, based on sustainable, integrated, participatory planning philosophy SPRING educates planners who are “managers” of the whole planning process SPRING education follows the planning cycle (analysis, planning, implementation) 5
  • 6. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg SPRING – a short introduction SPRING is an international postgraduate programme leading to a joint Master of Science in Regional Development Planning and Management The SPRING programme is a two-year course. The first year is conducted in Dortmund (or in Kumasi) followed by a second year at one of the partner universities in the Global South. Each partner university represents a different specialisation. 6
  • 7. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg SPRING is jointly offered by: TU Dortmund (1st year), Faculty of Spatial Planning, Dortmund, Germany (since 1984) KNUST (1st year), Department of Planning, Kumasi, Ghana (since 1985) University of Philippines, SURP, Manila, Philippines (since 1996) ARDHI University Tanzania, ARU, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (since 2003) Universidad Austral de Chile, UACH Valdivia, Chile (since 2006) 7
  • 8. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg The SPRING Planning Network 8
  • 9. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg The SPRING Planning Network Dortmund Kumasi 9
  • 10. Gs1transferMitarbeiterHiwisfuer_... Logo 28_02_2008Logo HorizontalLogo-horizontal 600dpi-cmyk.jpg The SPRING Planning Network Manila Dar es Salaam Valdivia 10
  • 11. Green Economy – What is new? we are reaching planetary limits, not just in terms of greenhouse gas emissions but also in our use of water, land, forests and other natural resources. The environmental and social costs of our current economic model are becoming more and more apparent. the global recession has led to a reconsideration of key tenets of the current economic model – such as the primacy of growth (Manish Bapna and John Talberth , World Resources Institute, April 2011) 11
  • 12. Green Economy – What is new? Green Economy − provides an alternative vision for growth and development; − can generate growth and improvements in people’s lives in ways consistent with sustainable development. − promotes a triple bottom line: sustaining and advancing economic, environmental and social well-being. (Manish Bapna and John Talberth , World Resources Institute, April 2011) 12
  • 13. Our Focus Protected Areas (P.A.s) embedded in their environment: − adjacent communities, district, region, nation − spatial − social, environmental, economic − administrative, institutional 13
  • 14. Implementing Green Economy through Regional Development Planning Situation around P.A.s: − often structurally weak remote areas − poor people depending on natural resources (fire wood, charcoal, wood for construction, NTFP, grazing ground, …) − large scale timber extraction − encroachment, degradation, fragmentation − relationship between P.A. and communities often distant: two separate worlds − adequate laws, but low compliance 14
  • 15. What can Regional Development Planning provide? − solution to multi-faceted problems can only be holistic and multi-disciplinary − local development activities need coordinated support (infrastructure, market, training, regulations, credit, etc.) − only stakeholder dialogue and integrated planning for biodiversity conservation and livelihood needs can deal with the two issues in a holistic way and design strategies for a sustainable future of both 15
  • 16. Regional planning: From „plan-making“ towards process management Conventional statutory planning: Regional plans are intended to guide long- term spatial development in the following way: 1. They designate central places 2. They determine development axes for transportation and infrastructure 3. They designate areas in which certain goals should have priority 16
  • 17. New Paradigms of Regional Planning The real assets of a region are the actors within the region, their resources and the specific regional culture of cooperation, communication and competition. The core of regional development and spatial planning is no longer the elaboration of plans and programmes. Regional development must promote the realisation of planning goals by supporting the cooperation between different stakeholders, from public administration, the private sector and civil society. Planning and acting in networks is especially important at the regional level. 17
  • 18. New Paradigms of Regional Planning Regional planning attempts to coordinate the planning activities of all the numerous participants within a limited territorial unit. It deals with housing and the settlement the economy pattern demography organisations social and and institutions cultural life and the natural infrastructure environment within the region 18
  • 19. New Paradigms in Regional Planning Above all regional planning is about the people who live in the area. People as individuals, as households, people in enterprises and in organisations and institutions. People with their dreams, their aspirations, their values and their goals. 19
  • 20. Some characteristics of good regional planning Good planning is bottom up, i.e. it is initiated by the local people up or their representatives. If it is started by a government body like a planning board or a land consolidation agency, there must be a mandate by the local people. is participatory, i.e. all important stakeholders participatory within the area have a say in the elaboration of the plan and are continuously consulted is action-oriented, i.e. there must be a close link oriented between planning and implementation, and there must be a step by step approach to complex development, there must be a package of projects which can be implemented immediately 20
  • 21. Regional Development Planning - linking Protected Areas and their environment The Zoning Concept 21
  • 22. Implementing Green Economy through Regional Development Planning: examples for P.A.s − Community based eco tourism − Utilisation of renewable energies for new industries and infrastructures − Climate friendly building − Alternative income generation measures and sustainability − Institutional development 22
  • 23. Webinar as a Forum for Exchange − First webinar (24th Sept.): introduction of organisers, topic and opportunities − Group ‚Green Planning‘ Forum: introducing your examples; discussion and exchange about them 23
  • 24. Webinar as a Forum for Exchange, ctd. − Second webinar (11th Nov.): lessons learnt and action plans of summer school participants will be presented; questions can be asked − Group ‚Green Planning‘ features examples − Publication in Rural21 planned 24
  • 25. How to continue? − Present your solutions / experiences in the Forum − Jointly choose relevant examples for publication in Rural 21 − Give feedback on implementation of your action plans − Find supporters for your action plans − Establish strong professional networks 25
  • 26. Thank you and see you again soon! 26