Size matters: issues and challenges of local development with a special focus on small and medium sized towns in Czechia
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1 Size matters: issues and challenges of local development with a special focus on small and medium sized towns in Czechia Luděk Sýkora Charles University, Faculty of Science Dept. of Social Geography and Regional Development Centre for Study of Cities and Regions
2 Survey of Needs Towns and municipalities in Czechia Survey: May 2017 Identification of current needs Self-identification - open questions Evaluation Whole sample Size categories Position in settlement system Achievements Problems Strengths and development potentials Possibilities to overcome limits and activate the strengths Factors of future development Inter-municipal co-operation
3 Settlement structure in Czechia Population No. of mumicipalities Population ( ) Proportion no. (%) Proportion population (%) ,02% 7,89% ,92% 9,18% ,84% 15,45% ,15% 15,73% ,09% 9,06% ,70% 12,48% a více ,29% 30,22% Sum ,00% 100,00%
4 Respondents 732 towns and municipalities 11,7 % of municipalities 43,8 % from towns and cities with population over 10 th. inhabitants population 31,4 % of inhabitants 45,0 % of inhabitants towns and cities with population over 10 th. inhabitants inhabitants towns and cities with population over 10 th. inhabitants: 7,8 % from respondents
5 Achievements technical infrastructure education, culture, sport, health facilities revitalization with increasing population size: repairs of sacral buildings land for development tourism revitalization public transport business support
6 Achievements towns > Revitalization housing estates, squares, centers, public spaces Repair and reconstruction communications, sidewalks, bridges, parking Construction and modernization of schools, cultural institutions and sports centers Public transport - integrated system, priority of public transport, cycling Business support Improving governance: information systems Participation, cooperation
7 Problem areas Road conditions State of the pavements Cycling Traffic congestion Job opportunities Parking
8 Non-problem areas Integration of immigrants Recreational areas Primary school capacity Quality of education Homelessness Safety
9 Irrelevant areas Integration of immigrants Socially excluded localities Accessibility of high school and university Lifelong learning Homelessness
10 Problem areas No. of municipalities Traffic congestion Road conditions State of the pavements Cycling Job opportunities Parking
11 Problem areas: Population Traffic congestion Parking Socially excluded localities Qualified workforce Road conditions
12 + Socially excluded + Homelessness + Integration - Services availability - Wastewater treatment - Job opportunities Pop < 3000 Pop >= 3000
13 Perceived problems aging population polarity of smaller municipalities aging and depopulation; lack of demand leading to the non-use and closure of services x dynamic population growth; need for development land, insufficient capacity of services
14 Perceived problems technical infrastructure and services; > 80% of municip. < 1000 settlement polarity of the labor market lack of job opportunities; municip. < 500 inhabitants x inadequate qualification and skills for jobs on offer; towns > 50 ths. residents
15 Position in settlement system ITI a IPTD Centers (towns > 50 th. inh.) Other centers (ORP) Remaining municipalities Cities and towns outside ITI and IPTD Other centers (ORP) Remaining municipalities
16 Depopulation Transport accessibility of centers Accessibility of secondary and tertiary education In ITI and IPTD Out ITI and IPTD
17 Air quality Noise Parking In ITI and IPTD Out ITI and IPTD
18 Traffic congestion Qualified workforce Road conditions Parking Socially excluded localities Centers of ITI and IPTD
19 Traffic congestion Parking Other centers in ITI and IPTD
20 Road conditions Parking Traffic congestion State of pavements Infrastr. for cycling Other municipalities in ITI and IPTD
21 Roads condition Parking Traffic congestion Qualified workforce Infrastr. for cycling Other centers outside ITI and IPTD
22 State of pavements Road conditions Infrastr. for cycling Job opportunities Other municipalities outside ITI and IPTD
23 Strengths and advantages strategic location, good accessibility and transport connectivity quality of the environment and community life (small municipalities) wide range of services (small towns) Development potential tourism development (small municipalities, small and medium-sized towns) economic development and population growth; stabilizing the population (cities over 10,000 inhabitants, especially large cities) land development and construction (smaller municipalities)
24 Possibilities for overcoming limits and barriers external internal transformation of local government finance (tax determination) and subsidies (more than 60% of towns and municipalities) reduction of administrative burden synergies between institutions improvement of infrastructure (especially transport) and services (almost one fifth of municipalities) more efficient use of municipal land and real estate local cooperation and communication
25 Inter-municipal cooperation 88.7% - cooperation with neighbouring towns and municipalities is an appropriate tool for addressing development goals and problems land use planning and development solutions for complex problems good neighborly relations bottom-up cooperation - using existing relationships and experiences, geographic proximity and similarity distrust in the top-down organized cooperation a dictate of the state and large cities, threat of forced amalgamation, administrative burdens and financial costs, impersonal relationships mistrust of small municipalities towards cities - priority to cooperation with similar-size municipalities
26 Factors of future development Ageing
27 In ITI and IPTD Out ITI and IPTD Municipalities in ITI and IPTD Ageing Suburbanization Unemployment
28 In ITI and IPTD Out ITI and IPTD Municipalities off ITI and IPTD Ageing Unemployment Suburbanization
29 SMART CITY and Creative City Smart city: 5 Cities and towns - Kutná Hora, Písek, Plzeň, Třinec, Uherské Hradiště Creative city: Brno university city of creativity and innovation Innovation: Brno and Ostrava
30 Summary differentiation Large differences between size categories of towns and municipalities Small inter-regional differentiation Differences between centers and other municipalities Polarity between small municipalities: in suburban areas of large cities in peripheral areas Differences between metropolitan / urban regions and other regions key themes Achievements: revitalization, construction, infrastructure, services, public transport Problems: transport and transport infrastructure, labor market, socially excluded localities Challenges: aging Cooperation: mistrust of small municipalities to cities
31 Luděk Sýkora Charles University Faculty of Science Dept. of Social Geography and Regional Development Centre for Study of Cities and Regions Albertov 6, Praha 2 sykora@natur.cuni.cz
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