Prostorska in razvojna vprašanja Alp

• Format: eBook
• Language: Slovenian
• Published: Ljubljana ZRC SAZU, Založba ZRC 2009
• Series: Georitem 12
• Subjects: Environmentalist thought and ideology; Mountains and uplands; Regional geography; Slovenia; Alpe; Alps; economic geography; ekonomska geografija; Idrija; prostorski razvoj; regional development; regional geography; regional planning; regional policy; regionalna geografija; regionalna politika; regionalni razvoj; regionalno planiranje; Slovenija; spatial development; sustainable development; trajnostni razvoj
• Online Access: Open Access: DOAB: description of the publication; Open Access: DOAB, download the publication
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (94 p.)
• ISBN: 9789612541286; 9789612545567
• Access: Open Access

Alpe so eno najbolj občutljivih območij v Evropi. Njihov razvoj predstavlja izziv, ki zahteva sodelovanje stroke, predstavnikov gospodarskega, političnega in družbenega življenja ter prebivalcev. Z razvojnimi izzivi Alp se je spopadel tudi Interregov IIIB projekt DIAMONT, ki je potekal med letoma 2005 in 2008. V monografiji so predstavljeni njegovi bistveni rezultati. Najprej so prikazane kulturne razlike v Alpah in njihov vpliv na trajnostni regionalni razvoj, sledijo rezultati delfi analize, ki je pomagala izluščiti bistvene razvojne smernice v Alpah, nato pa je izpostavljena problematika primernih kazalnikov regionalnega razvoja ter harmonizacije podatkov. V nadaljevanju je pozornost namenjena instrumentom regionalnega razvoja in participativnemu procesu, ki je ključen za zagotavljanje resnično trajnostnega razvoja. Na koncu je predstavljen še slovenski pogled na predhodno obravnavane tematike.
The Alps are one of the most sensitive regions in Europe, and their future development represents a challenge that demands the cooperation of various experts, the business world, politics, and society, as well as the people living there. The Interreg IIIB project DIAMONT, which took place from 2005 to 2008, also addressed Alpine developmental challenges. This monograph presents the basic results of the project, supported by the broader theoretical framework of regional and sustainable development. We first present the cultural differences in the Alps and their influence on sustainable regional development. This is followed by the results of a Delphi analysis, which helped reveal the basic development tendencies in the Alps, and then we discuss appropriate indicators for regional development and harmonizing data. Attention is then dedicated to regional development instruments and the participative process, which is essential for attaining truly sustainable development. Finally, we present a Slovenian perspective on these issues.