MEETING THE CHALLNAGE OF THE URBAN RURAL DIVIDE MAG. SLAVKA ZUPAN

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MEETING THE CHALLNAGE OF THE URBAN RURAL DIVIDE MAG. SLAVKA ZUPAN

Urban millenium (Source: GTZ- Services for Sutainable Urban Development))! Today 3 billion of people lives in towns and cities! Every day 180.000 more! By 2030: 4,98 billion of people Urban areas are centres of! knowledge and growth (80% of GDP)! pollution (air, soils, CO2,..) and consumption of natural resources

Metropolitan Growth Areas all around (Source: ESPON Database)

Urban rural divide: experience from Slovenia! Gorenjska region, Slovenia: changes, pressures and opportunities accelerated after accession to the EU! Trends and major gaps! Challenges for the future

Gorenjska: 4 hrs from MGA, 1h to Ljubljana i 58.412 4 h München, Wien 90.660 A A GDP per capita: 10.338 EUR 40% urban H H 198.320 267.760 Cro i 1,5 h Trieste Cro

Gorenjska: green garden between urban centres 46% forests 44% NATURA 2000 40% over 1000 m "

Gorenjska: Ageing in small towns & mountain areas. (Exception of Škofja Loka rural area) Gorenjska: Population density, 2005 Gorenjska: Age index, 2005

Gorenjska: Economic & HR underperformance of mountain areas. Gorenjska: Business density Number of companies/1000 inhabitant, 2005 Gorenjska: Students/1000 inhabitants, 2005

Gorenjska: concentration of tourism in nature parks and moutnain areas Gorenjska: Tourists overnights, 2005

Gorenjska: daily rural urban migrations Kranj: inward job comuters

Gorenjska: daily town city migrations Kranj: outward job comuters 12.000 daily commuters to Ljubljana; majority with higher education

Kranj (53.000 ; regional capital): people s perspective fears desires! Sleepy town without perspective! Periphery of Ljubljana! Social segregation and alienation! Dying of old town centre! Pollution and uncontrolled spatial development! Commercial shopping centers! Unemployment! Migration (loosing young people)! Dynamic, high tech economy! Apartments for young people! Healthy town! Entertainment! Sport & leasure amenities! Green city! Multicultural city! Relationships & Values

Urban rural divide: experience from Slovenia! Gorenjska region, Slovenia! Trends and major gaps in urban rural divide! Challenges for the future

Threat: Ljubljana urban area is influacing rapid changes on Gorenjska region. youth innovation Attracted by opportunities More visitors, newcomers from urban areas Education Jobs Shops Culture variety Fun Attracted by: higher quality of environment (air, food, drinking water,..) accessibility outdoor ti iti visitors environment Losing young people and enterprises

Trends: rural areas and small towns IN: Visitors, newcomers Pressure on environment and spatial planning! from agriculture to sleeping areas or week-end houses! increased prices of properties! high pressure of investors on spatial planing in smaller rural municipalities! lack of infrastructure capacities and social services OUT: Brain drain Losing the capacity! for entrepreneurship! for introducing innovation and new technologies! to support sport and tourism! for inter-generation cooperation! for sustainability of the community

Urban rural divide: experience from Slovenia! Gorenjska region, Slovenia! Trends and major gaps! Challenges for the future

Challanges for the sustainable future! Keeping small and medium towns alive! Rural areas depend on small and medium sized towns (public services, SMEs,..)! Youth: Innovation capacity of rural areas shall be based on young people! Make rural areas attractive for young people (fun - sport)! Integrated rural urban spatial planning:! Spatial planning to be able to manage the increased tourism flow and investments vis a vie nature protection! Spatial planning to be able to address enhanced urbanisation of rural areas! Rural areas to take advantage of new values and trends! environment awareness, food & health, decreasing of consumption, flexicurity, inter-generation cooperation,..

Joined integrated rural urban planning process Best practice from nature park Bauges Massif, France! 14 rural municipalities at the heart of the massif surrounded by 4 low valley urban areas! Integrated local urban development of the agricultural produce, leisure products, education of primary and secondary school,.. introduces! Operational Cooperation between PNRs and Gateway Towns! Combining Competences and Means to Control Urban Sprawl

Rural responsability of cities! MGA to pay back! Joined integrated rural urban planning process! example of nature park in Bauges Massif, France:! urban megacentres shall consider their impact on rural areas! Rural areas and small towns as a business locations for new types of jobs! Re-distribution of business locations: quality of life as location factor! Renewable energy, food & health, leasure & sport business, social care of old people,! Promote rural urban exchange and cooperation (win-win)! culture - food! R&D inovation transfer from ubran to rural areas

Thank you. Rural area is a preciouse garden of any city. A city needs to take care of it.