Integrating spatial planning and ecological connectivity an imperative challange

Abstract ID: 3.8602 | Accepted as Talk | Talk | TBA | TBA

Luisa Pedrazzini (1)
(1) Politecnico di Milano, via Villoresi 26, 20143 Milano, IT

Categories: Biodiversity, Spatial Planning, Sustainable Development
Keywords: Greem Infrastructure, Alpine Space, Spatial planning, multifunctionality, transcalarity

Categories: Biodiversity, Spatial Planning, Sustainable Development
Keywords: Greem Infrastructure, Alpine Space, Spatial planning, multifunctionality, transcalarity

The role of spatial planning in finding acceptable negotiated solutions for the protection and development of complex transnational territories, where different regional and local interests such as the Alpine space converge, is crucial. Under such conditions of spatial complexity, there are common issues that can act as drivers and catalysts for the achievement of the global goal of a Europe Carbon Neutral 2050 The green infrastructure system (GI), declined in the geographic articulation of the Alpine region, now recognised covering a huge area, from the Alpine Convention (14 M/inhabitants) to the macro region of the EUSALP (80 M/inhabitants), is an important matter for analysis and policy development, because it includes all that is complex and articulated characterising the mosaic of the Alps A number of research and activities such as the PlanToConnect Alpine Space project, the ESPON InterAlp research, the outcomes of the Working Group Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development of the Alpine Convention, have highlighted some common elements related to the role of GI also with the apparently paradoxical conflict between the need to environmental protection and the development of renewable energies in the context of ecologic transition. In the diversity of geography, culture and governance responsibilities that make up the Alpine territorial system a common structural matrix based on elements of GI in their complexity and transcalarity should be recognised the common challenge to find out shared solutions by spatial planning tools

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