Community & Spatial Planning in the Irish Border Region: Shaping the relationship between people and place

Gavan Rafferty; Greg Lloyd

Community & Spatial Planning in the Irish Border Region: Shaping the relationship between people and place

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Abstract

This report seeks to explore the interfaces between land-use planning (reforms) and community planning (innovation) in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland – with a specific focus on the Irish border region. Recognising that there are vertical, horizontal and lateral dimensions to this potential interface between land-use and community planning, this report addresses a number of the emerging questions around culture, capacity and competence in executing the new governance arrangements on an integrated basis.

Original language	English
Publisher	International Centre for Local and Regional Development
Number of pages	28
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 22 Dec 2014

Bibliographical note

FUNDING: INTERREG IVA administered by the SEUPB

Keywords

Community Planning
Spatial Planning
Irish Border Region
Island of Ireland
Northern Ireland
Ireland
Local Government Reform
Local Economic and Community Plan
Service Delivery
Governance

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Community & Spatial Planning in the Irish Border Region: Shaping the relationship between people and place

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