Ecosystem services in strategic spatial planning: insights from a literature review

Pozoukidou, Georgia; Papageorgiou, Marilena; Doukeni, Kesisoglou

doi:10.1007/s41207-022-00315-5

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“…In Ronchi's words (2018, p. 149), "the ES concept provides the opportunity to reconceptualise Nature as a human-based perception understanding the human dependence on Earth's life-support system in a reciprocal relationship". Integrating ES into spatial planning enhances resilient development (Pozoukidou et al, 2022). The United Nations (UN) International Convention on Biological Diversity (UN, 1992) defined the ecosystem approach as "a strategy for the integrated management of land, water and living organisms that promotes conservation and sustainable use in an equitable manner," while humans, with their cultural diversity, are recognised as a key integral component of ecosystems.…”

Section: Approaching Resilience and Contemporary Challengesmentioning

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From sustainability to resilience: tracing the transition path for spatial planning policy in Greece

Asprogerakas,

Tasopoulou

2024

ESR&P

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Sustainability and resilience are currently key analytical concepts with wide acceptance among different disciplines. This study initially attempts a comprehensive analysis of the current policy to specify the meaningful elements for integrating these concepts into spatial planning theory and practice. Then, a critical review of the Greek spatial planning policy aims to shed light on its evolution in relation to the two paradigms. The findings show that the actual shift from sustainability to resilience remains to be observed and that more attention should be focused on the political rather than the administrative aspect of planning.

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Section: Approaching Resilience and Contemporary Challengesmentioning

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From sustainability to resilience: tracing the transition path for spatial planning policy in Greece

Asprogerakas,

Tasopoulou

2024

ESR&P

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“…Thus, governance and environmental assessment are two things that complement each other and cannot be separated [20]. SEA information will be very helpful in making sustainable spatial planning and evaluating spatial planning for both land and sea [21]. SEA is needed to support regional development so that development in the region runs harmoniously and sustainably, including the DSP [22,23].…”

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Stakeholder Participation in Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Detailed Spatial Plan for Manokwari Urban Area, Papua Barat, Indonesia

Kocu,

Bawole,

Sinery

et al. 2024

AJEE

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Regional development as an effort to improve human welfare always has an impact on the environment. Therefore, this research aims to determine stakeholder participation in Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of Detailed Spatial Plan (DSP) for the Manokwari Regency Urban Area. The research was carried out from February to March 2021, where the research location in the Manokwari Urban Area which is the location for the delineation of DSP. Data collection was carried out by means of observation, interviews and secondary data studies. Observations were carried out directly during the discussion of SEA documents. The researcher describes in detail about the conditions in the field, human activities and the context in which the activities were held. Interviews were conducted by asking written questions to respondents and using prepared questionnaires. Data was analyzed using a stakeholder analysis approach to ensure aspects, including: a) determining precisely the parties that will be involved; b) guarantee the implementation of the principle of participation; c) guarantee that the results of the DSP document obtain public legitimacy; d) level of stakeholder participation. The research results show that the most dominant form of stakeholder participation is the contribution of input/suggestions and the provision of information/data from stakeholders. This means that there is a willingness and ability of the stakeholders involved to express their opinions scientifically. Stakeholders' willingness to participate can increase motivation to make changes, while the ability to participate is related to human resources and learning abilities.

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Intricacies of Mediterranean urban and regional dynamics

Salvati,

Vardopoulos

2023

Euro-Mediterr J Environ Integr

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Ecosystem services in strategic spatial planning: insights from a literature review

Cited by 6 publications

References 33 publications

From sustainability to resilience: tracing the transition path for spatial planning policy in Greece

From sustainability to resilience: tracing the transition path for spatial planning policy in Greece

Stakeholder Participation in Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Detailed Spatial Plan for Manokwari Urban Area, Papua Barat, Indonesia

Intricacies of Mediterranean urban and regional dynamics

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