Linking strategic environmental assessment (SEA) and city development strategy in Vietnam

Partidário, Maria Rosário; Paddon, Michael; Eggenberger, Markus; Chau, Dao Minh; Duyen, Nguyen Van

doi:10.3152/146155108x365861

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“…The construction of Nuevo Norte signifies that Madrid has efficient urban governance. [81,82] 3. Nuevo Norte will contribute to the urban regeneration of Madrid.…”

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Planning and Marketing the City for Sustainability: The Madrid Nuevo Norte Project

2021

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Madrid Nuevo Norte (Madrid New North) is an urban redevelopment program applied in the city of Madrid in Spain. Regarding this, the aim of this paper is twofold: firstly, the project examines if the Nuevo Norte project is aligned with the principles of sustainability. Secondly, the paper investigates the impact of Nuevo Norte on the application of city marketing strategies in Madrid. For those purposes, questionnaires were distributed through the Internet to 122 urban developers and planners located in the Spanish capital. The results indicated that overall, Nuevo Norte contributes to the sustainable development of Madrid; however, concerns were identified regarding the budget and the timeline of the project. In addition, Madrid Nuevo Norte provides significant opportunities to local authorities to implement sustainable city marketing strategies, aiming to improve the competitiveness and the quality of life in the city of Madrid. To this end, it seems that city marketing, through the construction of mega projects, should contribute to sustainability, ensuring a better life for local residents and communities in general. The research is expected to assist local authorities in Spain to harness the potential of mega projects such as Nuevo Norte in designing city marketing strategies and to promote Madrid in an international context as a city that gives emphasis in urban sustainability.

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“…The construction of Nuevo Norte signifies that Madrid has efficient urban governance. [81,82] 3. Nuevo Norte will contribute to the urban regeneration of Madrid.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Nuevo Notre will accelerate institutional collaboration/cooperation among levels of government and between public and private actors. [82,85,87] 8. Nuevo Norte will create a favorable business climate.…”

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Planning and Marketing the City for Sustainability: The Madrid Nuevo Norte Project

2021

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“…This lack of coordination between national institutions in Cameroon is also acknowledged by other authors (Ngouana and Tchoffo 2011;Greiber and Schiele 2011). Lack of coordination always results in conflict and wasted resources (Partidário et al 2008). Pathways to social and environmental linkages require a multistakeholder engagement, coordinated system and a systemic change.…”

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Assessing social and environmental links in development strategies for Cameroon: A process approach to sustainability

Ngouana¹,

Evouna²,

Bitando³

2015

Ethiop. J. Env Stud & Manag

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“…On the procedural level the SEA steps largely comply with the planning process (Fischer et al, 2002;Partidário et al, 2008;Stoeglehner, 2004a). The EU Directive leaves open whether SEA should be introduced as a stand-alone process or as integrated planning instrument.…”

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Enhancing SEA effectiveness: lessons learnt from Austrian experiences in spatial planning

Macintosh¹

2010

Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal

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The aim of this article is to discuss direct effectiveness of SEA following the framework of the SEA Directive of the European Union in order to recommend measures to increase it. In the article an analytical framework for analysing SEA effectiveness is developed taking aspects of planning theory and social learning, strategicness, integratedness and timing of SEA into account. The framework is applied on the SEA concept of the European Union and put in the context of SEA and spatial planning in Austria. Finally, recommendations are made to enhance SEA effectiveness by different measures addressing different aspects of the SEA system and the SEA implementation in planning processes, such as the abandonment of screening, the advancement of SEA 'ownership' by planners and the reflection of a rational-collaborative SEA and planning model, as well as the ways environmental objectives and the appraisal of alternatives are implemented in a planning and SEA process.

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Linking strategic environmental assessment (SEA) and city development strategy in Vietnam

Cited by 17 publications

References 11 publications

Planning and Marketing the City for Sustainability: The Madrid Nuevo Norte Project

Planning and Marketing the City for Sustainability: The Madrid Nuevo Norte Project

Assessing social and environmental links in development strategies for Cameroon: A process approach to sustainability

Enhancing SEA effectiveness: lessons learnt from Austrian experiences in spatial planning

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