Assessing the impact of the European Landscape Convention on national planning systems: a comparative approach
Chapter
Publication Date:
2012
Short description:
Assessing the impact of the European Landscape Convention on national planning systems: a
comparative approach / DE MONTIS, Andrea; Farina, P.. - (2012), pp. 373-385.
abstract:
The aim of this paper is to present an assessment of the effects brought by the European Landscape Convention (ELC) on landscape planning a
decade after its signature, with special attention to regional planning tools.
In spite of the evidence that the ELC has been ratified by thirty three Member States, only a few States have successfully updated their planning tools.
In this respect, the authors develop an indicator-based comparative method to study the ongoing institutional and planning contexts in six European countries: Spain, United Kingdom, Switzerland, The Netherlands, France,
and Italy.
decade after its signature, with special attention to regional planning tools.
In spite of the evidence that the ELC has been ratified by thirty three Member States, only a few States have successfully updated their planning tools.
In this respect, the authors develop an indicator-based comparative method to study the ongoing institutional and planning contexts in six European countries: Spain, United Kingdom, Switzerland, The Netherlands, France,
and Italy.
Iris type:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
List of contributors:
DE MONTIS, Andrea; Farina, P.
Book title:
Planning Support Tools: Policy Analysis, Implementation and Evaluation