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IPP 1st BENCHMARK REPORT 8.- Key development challenges for Comunidad Valenciana The economy of the Comunidad Valenciana grows at a good rate; the region has lot of potential and offers a very good quality of life. It attracts numerous people (not only as tourists, but also as new residents) from all over Europe. To foster economic development, the Region follows a very successful model that has constantly produced major results in the recent years. It has the most advanced institutional structures of the four partner regions, with a well-functioning and cooperating network of agencies in various fields. The region has an innovative and competitive economy, backed by an advanced R&D infrastructure and an array of such services, that encourage SMEs to look for new opportunities also beyond the boundaries of the region. The protection of the environment and of the natural values, as well as the increasing of the energy efficiency, through the use of renewable energy, are all crucial issues for the regional government. In these sectors, important results are produced, as a matter of facts, the use of renewable energy is constantly increasing and Valencia plays a leading role in the production of wind and solar energy. The region has successfully tackled most of its past challenges; many of the solutions that have been implemented can now be considered good practices, suitable for being adapted elsewhere. The measures that have been delivered both to increase energy efficiency and to use renewable sources of energy, have allowed the Comunidad Valenciana to become one of the leading regions in Europe with regard to the use of renewable energy. As concerning the air quality of the region, the results are very significative; the CO2 percetage emitted by Valencian Region is one of the lowest of the EU (5,17 tCO2/inhabitant per year); it is significantly lower than the Spanish National average (7,91 tCO2/inhabitant year). In spite of the promising signs and successes, though, Valencia certainly still has a number of challenges that needs to be faced. With a steady increase of population and a developing economy, sustainable transport is an area where further steps are needed. Water is a valuable resource in the region; its quantity and availability used to change over the year; in certain periods it only was available in very limited quantity, while in other periods it was excessive, and created problems. This challenge has required a long-term, integrated solution and a sustainable management in using this scarce resource and avoiding temporary water shortage in the region. Now an effective regulation system has been implemented, and water management is constantly improving thanks to the reuse of wastewater restoring water resources in wastewater treatment plants and water transfers. Moreover, the region is developing important activities related to environmental restoration of wetlands, reconditioning shorelines and habitats, and general water quality. Even though a lot has been done and achieved, and the necessary solutions and facilities are now in an advanced phase of development, this sector requires constant attention. Page 56 www.i-p-p.eu
IPP 1st BENCHMARK REPORT Finally, ageing population is becoming an increasing market segment; on one side the ageing population is growing, on the other it offers opportunities for various businesses in expanding their activities in the production of special products and services. In this terms, the increasing phenomenon is considered another challenge for the region. Page 57 www.i-p-p.eu
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