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Who elaborates spatial planning documents? By Josef Morkus, Petr Šedivý
It is generally acknowledged that doing the groundwork and making spatial planning documentation is a job only authorized persons can do, within the scope of the subjects of their authorization. This article is an overview of authorized professions that participate in practical elaboration of spatial plans, regulatory plans and spatial studies.
Subsidies for municipal spatial plans and architectural and urban planning tenders, by Eva Fialová, Ilona Kunešová
The Ministry for Regional Development of the Czech Republic has published the fourth call for applications for subsidies (with optional multiannual financing) from the programme Support for spatial planning of municipalities. Also, as this year’s new initiative, the Ministry has published a call for applications from the programme Support for architectural and urban planning tenders.
Call 45: Elaboration and application of spatial development documents from IROP, by Monika Harvanková
Community-led local development contributes to better targeting of support for local needs in rural areas and cooperation of actors at local level. The coordinating role of Local Action Groups for the implementation of interventions in rural development is based on knowledge of local conditions and local actors’ cooperation. Local Action Groups work with integrated strategies of project funding from European Structural and Investment Funds and other resources.
Urban Planner: A tool for the analysis of territorial potential, by Jaroslav Burian
This article describes Urban Planner, a computer model that makes it possible to analyse territorial potential and detect suitable areas for spatial development. The model is based on the method of multiple-criteria analysis. Its main input source is data from documents of spatial analysis and the output consists mainly in raster layers of territorial potential for six categories of territorial use. The output can be used as a basis for the verification of construction plans or evaluation of suitability for further development. The model can calculate and compare potential in several variants/scenarios.
Some aspects of developments in Czech housing territories over time, by Vítězslav Kuta, Stanislav Endel
This article deals with changes that have taken place in the housing territories of towns and cities in the Czech Republic after the political, economic and social transformation of the early 1990s. In particular, our focus is on developments motivated by increased automobility and construction of shopping malls. The consequences of these processes are compared to the situation before 1990 and several conclusions are based on this comparison.
First graduates of the study programme Spatial Planning at the Czech University of Life Sciences, by Karel Maier, Veronika Šindlerová
For a long time, Czech spatial planning and management of regional development had no academic workplace focusing on the disciplines it includes. The first graduates of the master’s degree study programme in spatial planning graduated from the Czech University of Life Sciences in Prague this year.