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4.1.1 Improving urban governance and decision making 12. Provision of a forum of local expertise to assist developers of European level strategies and measures 13. Better insights into the feasibility of local measures to improve urban Air Quality 14. Inputs to the development of urban Air Quality improvement scenarios in CAFE 15. Broad forum for providing feedback to ideas developed in CAFE Coordinator Eva Baños de Guisasola Tel: +32 2 5520865 Policy Officer-Environment Committee Fax: +32 2 5520889 Eurocities. E-mail: e.banos@eurocities.be 18 Square de Meeûs Brussels, 1200 Belgium Participants Access Athens Birmingham Bristol Düsseldorf Gothenburg Leipzig Malmö Seville UBC Utrecht Venice
4.1.1 Improving urban governance and decision making INTERACT (Integrated Urban Governance for the City Of Tomorrow) Project Reference: EVK4-CT-2001-20005 Start Date: 01-01-2002 Contract Type: Thematic Network End Date: 31-04-2004 Project URL: http://www.interact-network.org Duration: 36 months Problems to be solved INTERACT aims to respond to the implementation of urban comprehensive strategic plans, which seek to include such varied and complex objectives as economic growth, social integration, quality of life, health, safety and respect for the environment. It aims to improve the implementation of multisectoral and partnership policies such local Agenda 21, the European social policy (through new structural funds), the European employment policy, etc. At its level it also contributes to help cities from the accession countries to have access to the know-how generated by the partner cities and the project as a whole in these fields. Scientific objectives and approach The success of the implementation of multisectoral policies strongly depends on the improvement of urban integrated governance, i. e. on the development of mechanisms for understanding, mechanisms for acting and mechanisms for co-ordinating. INTERACT is going on the assumption that most of major urban governance problems are not directly linked to one particular policy but rather to the overall governance system. That is why, through a networking synergy around sustainable development strategies, INTERACT aims to produce a new urban integrated management methodology (Guide to Integrated urban governance and training service), really adapted to city constraints and to the need of co-operation with other partners. The INTERACT work plan is organised around local pools (cities officers, NGO's, Local universities teams) and a European network (13 Cities co-ordinators, cities officers, Eurocities, scientific committee, training team), that are connected in the methodology through a range of meetings on a rotation principle, a dissemination process and seminars. Meeting agendas will be structured by cities’ case studies, best practices and debates on new mechanisms to improve urban integrated governance, which could be transferred to every European cities. Expected impacts INTERACT will allow a share of knowledge and best practices in the field of the implementation of comprehensive strategic plans, through a wide dissemination of newsletters in all Eurocities network, and through the web site www.interact-network.org where all INTERACT results will be available. Furthermore, INTERACT results will lead to the concrete improvement of urban integrated governance. During the 3 years period the network will produce two guides to urban integrated governance (a first guide and a final up-dated one) presenting the mechanisms for understanding, for acting and for co-ordinating, which have come up while analysing cities case studies. These case studies will be gathered in two cities case studies reports (WP1/WP2). Two seminars (WP1/WP2) will present the first urban integrated governance methodology and then the up-dated and final one, to all wishing European cities in Eurocities network. The second seminar will also introduce the training course (WP3), putting officers teams in situation of co-operation/competition, to help multisectoral projects to be successfully implemented in a complex environment. This training course will be first given in INTERACT 13 member cities. These cities will have already been involved in an officers exchange programme in other INTERACT cities (8 weeks per city) that will produce a synthesis reports on the lessons learnt from the officers exchange. After the 3 years period, INTERACT training course will be made available for the training departments of every wishing European that needs a modernisation of its integrated management.
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