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Placing Vienna and Bratislava Project 3
Coordination R.Giffinger, D. Müller, G. Gutheil,
T. Dillinger, W. Gerlich Competence Section
Regional Science University of Technology
Vienna
Impulse Presentation Twin City Vienna -
Bratislava
Thomas Auböck 0226212 Simon Hartl 0025579 Eva
Kaipel 0125622 Gudrun Maierbrugger
0226472 Gudula Pawelak 0026766 Christian
Fertner 9953168
Workshop II, 6./7., april, 2006
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Contents

• Introduction to strategic concepts and technical
  terms
• Vienna
• Copenhagen-Malmö

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Strategic Planning in Vienna

• Origins
• first strategy plan published in 2000
• (awareness of new framework conditions and EU
  accession)
• 2001 decision to evaluate and actualise strategy
  plan 2000 ? strategy plan 2004

• Actors
• directly in responsability of mayor
• Elaboration by several sections of municipality
  in coequal and coordinated way
• Support by external experts and in dialogue
  with citizens

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Strategic Planning in Vienna

• Contents of Strategy Plan 2004
• Vision 12 chapters, e.g. Vienna as economic
  center in a strong region, intelligent mobility,
  
• 5 strategic fields
• The position of Vienna in europe an in the region
• New perspectives for economy and labour market
• Science, education, culture and leisure
• Quality of natural and urban spaces
• Quality of life and the environment
• Strategic projects
• Centrope
• Cluster projects

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Technical Terms

• Vision
• Dictionary an image of the future we seek to
  create
• In business management and politics often used as
  synonym for strategic goal or idea
• Long-term orientation
• In viennese strategy plan quasi preamble

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Technical Terms

• Strategic Field
• Integrative approach
• ? each field elaborated by several sections of
  municipality in a coordinated way
• ? concern ideal development of whole city
  (integrative) ? claim to be all-embracing
• Shall describe the big, everyday life fields of
  development
• Differentiated into sub-chapters ? action
  programm (measures in order to reach goals)
  attached

• Strategic Project
• Used as example for innovative approaches ? model
  character
• Mission best practises ? establish new
  developments and serve as impulses
• Do not represent an integrative development

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Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region

• Co-operation on different spatial levels
• Öresundskomiteen
• HUR and Region Skåne
• The cities of Copenhagen and Malmö
• The cities of Helsingør and Helsingborg

www.oresundregion.org
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Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region

• Öresund Committee
• Political forum set up in 1992
• 4 x / year political meetings, 32 members
• Aim Europes most functionally integrated border
  region
• Action plan for the ÖC 2005-2006
• 3 Aims with broad defined measures
• ÖC also acts as Interreg secretariat

www.oresundskomiteen.dk
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Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region

• Regional level
• HUR (Greater Copenhagen Authority) Region
  Scania
• Co-operation set up in 2000
• 4 x / year political meetings
• Current project Development of an Action plan
  for Growth in the Öresund region
• http//

www.hur.dk/oresund/skaane
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Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region

• Local level
• Copenhagen and Malmö
• Vision Copenhagen and Malmö one city adopted
  in 2000
• 2 x / year political meetings
• Aim Reducing barriers for inhabitants to cross
  the border
• Action plan for co-operation for 2004-2006
• Common ambitions
• 4 Action areas with sub-areas

www.kk.dk/malmo
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Co-operation strategies in the Öresund Region

• Local level
• Helsingør and Helsingborg
• HH-samarbejdet set up in 1995
• Aim Growth living quality, good position
  towards Cph-Malmö
• Framework document for co-operation for
  2005-2006
• 5 Focus areas
• Aims, concrete intiatives and demanded results
  for each

www.hhsamarbetet.org