Integrating Transport Into Regional Land Use And Economic Strategies

British study assesses the extent to which multiple tiers of government and diverse regional policy goals can be harmonized.

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March 24, 2004, 2:00 PM PST

By Zvi Leve

The aim of this study is to assess the extent to which transport policy goals can be integrated into regional spatial and economic strategies. The study was performed by identifying and interviewing key players within the regional policy and strategy milieu. The interviews focussed on the implications of the degree of integration, barriers to better integration, and ways to enhance the integration process. [Editor's note: this page contains links to the different sections of the report and links to download the complete report in PDF (895 KB) or WORD (1206 KB) formats]

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Read the full story: Integration of Regional Transport Strategies with Spatial Planning Policies.

Monday, October 24, 2005 in U.K. Department for Transport

Community / Economic Development Government / Politics United Kingdom

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