Impulse Presentation Twin City Vienna - Bratislava
Placing Vienna and Bratislava | Project 3 | Coordination: R.Giffinger, D. Müller, G. Gutheil, T. Dillinger, W. GerlichCompetence Section Regional Science | University of Technology Vienna
Thomas Auböck | 0226212Simon Hartl | 0025579
Eva Kaipel | 0125622Gudrun Maierbrugger | 0226472
Gudula Pawelak | 0026766
Christian Fertner | 9953168
[Workshop II, 6./7., april, 2006]
Contents
Introduction to strategic concepts and technical terms
Vienna
Copenhagen-Malmö
Origins:
first strategy plan published in 2000
(awareness of new framework conditions and EU – accession)
2001: decision to evaluate and actualise strategy plan 2000 strategy
plan 2004
Strategic Planning in
Vienna
Actors:
directly in responsability of mayor
Elaboration by several sections of municipality in coequal and coordinated
way
Support by external experts and in „…dialogue with citizens“
Contents of Strategy Plan 2004:
Vision: 12 chapters, e.g. Vienna as economic center in a strong region,
intelligent mobility, …
5 strategic fields:
The position of Vienna in europe an in the region
New perspectives for economy and labour market
Science, education, culture and leisure
Quality of natural and urban spaces
Quality of life and the environment
Strategic projects:
Centrope
Cluster projects
…
Strategic Planning in
Vienna
Vision:
Dictionary: „an image of the future we seek to create“
In business management and politics often used as synonym for „strategic
goal“ or „idea“
Long-term orientation
In viennese strategy plan quasi preamble
Technical Terms
Strategic Field:
Integrative approach:
each field elaborated by several sections of municipality in a
coordinated way
concern ideal development of whole city (integrative) claim to be all-
embracing
Shall describe the big, everyday – life fields of development
Differentiated into sub-chapters action programm (measures in order to
reach goals) attached
Technical Terms
Strategic Project:
Used as example for innovative approaches model character
Mission: best practises establish new developments and serve as
impulses
Do not represent an integrative development
Co-operation on different spatial levels
– Öresundskomiteen
– HUR and Region Skåne
– The cities of Copenhagen and
Malmö
– The cities of Helsingør and
Helsingborg
Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region
www.oresundregion.org
www.oresundskomiteen.dk
Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region Öresund Committee
– Political forum set up in 1992
– 4 x / year political meetings, 32
members
– Aim: Europe‘s most functionally
integrated border region
– Action plan for the ÖC 2005-2006:
• 3 Aims with broad defined
measures
– ÖC also acts as Interreg
secretariat
www.hur.dk/oresund/skaane
Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region
Regional level
– HUR (Greater Copenhagen
Authority) & Region Scania
– Co-operation set up in 2000
– 4 x / year political meetings
– Current project „Development
of an Action plan for Growth in
the Öresund region“
http://
www.kk.dk/malmo
Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region
Local level
– Copenhagen and Malmö
– Vision „Copenhagen and Malmö
– one city“ adopted in 2000
– 2 x / year political meetings
– Aim: Reducing barriers for
inhabitants to cross the border
– Action plan for co-operation for
2004-2006:
• Common ambitions
• 4 Action areas with sub-
areas
www.hhsamarbetet.org
Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region
Local level
– Helsingør and Helsingborg
– ”HH-samarbejdet” set up in 1995
– Aim: Growth & living quality,
good position towards Cph-Malmö
– Framework document for co-
operation for 2005-2006:
• 5 Focus areas
• Aims, concrete intiatives and
demanded results for each
