1. Land use planning aims at sustainability balancing social, economic
and environmental needs;
2. Land use planning results in a legally binding land use plan and/or
legally binding land use rules. Formal recognition of the land use plan
or land use rules is crucial for its implementation. Otherwise, key players
such as sector ministries or private investors do not respect them;
3. Land use planning is integrated into state institutions having the
official mandate for inter-sector planning. This can be realized in
different ways. The planning can be initiated and facilitated by a local
administrative body. The planning can also be done by local or traditional
chiefs and later formalized through the signing by a regional
or national officer. In the later case, these higher level officers need,
however, be involved from an early stage on;
4. Land use planning is a dialogue. A central part of any land use planning
is the initialization of a communication process that allows all
stakeholders to express their interests and enables them to agree on
future land uses that respect all positions in a fair and adequate way;
5. Land use planning is an all inclusive process. This requires that all
stakeholder groups are represented: local direct and indirect users,
public authorities, private investors, NGOs and CBOs. Depending on
the level on which land use planning is done, stakeholders’ participation
can be direct or indirect;
1. Land use planning aims at sustainability balancing social, economicand environmental needs;2. Land use planning results in a legally binding land use plan and/orlegally binding land use rules. Formal recognition of the land use planor land use rules is crucial for its implementation. Otherwise, key playerssuch as sector ministries or private investors do not respect them;3. Land use planning is integrated into state institutions having theofficial mandate for inter-sector planning. This can be realized indifferent ways. The planning can be initiated and facilitated by a localadministrative body. The planning can also be done by local or traditionalchiefs and later formalized through the signing by a regionalor national officer. In the later case, these higher level officers need,however, be involved from an early stage on;4. Land use planning is a dialogue. A central part of any land use planningis the initialization of a communication process that allows allstakeholders to express their interests and enables them to agree onfuture land uses that respect all positions in a fair and adequate way;5. Land use planning is an all inclusive process. This requires that allstakeholder groups are represented: local direct and indirect users,public authorities, private investors, NGOs and CBOs. Depending onthe level on which land use planning is done, stakeholders’ participationcan be direct or indirect;
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