SWOT Report I - Central Europe

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Administrative changes The region of Zwickau-Lugau-Oelsnitz has established a dense network of actors, which is involved in the development of the area. This arrangement is to a certain degree threatened by the trend to administrative restructuring, taking place on municipal and district level in Saxony. The constant administrative rearrangements hamper the efforts of partners to establish long-term connections and planning initiatives. It also threatens the continuity of successful regional institutions such as the WIREG, with their important facilitator and moderator role in the region. Summary The SWOT analysis for the region of Zwickau-Lugau-Oelsnitz shows a variety of different internal and external factors, which contribute positively or negatively to the development of post-mining potentials and general development options in the region. The most important aspect regarding the region’s assets is the strong organisational structure that has been established in order to realise development option for the former mining region and includes all relevant political and administrational actors from the region. This structure could help to realise some of the opportunities, such as the use of utilisation of natural potentials and tourism. Also the good location factors (infrastructures, automotive cluster and transport connections) can help to foster regional development. On the other hand the analysis showed some factors with negative influence on the utilisation of post-mining potentials and general development options. A major problem is the failure to realise the potential of the region’s network activities in the form of concrete projects. This weakens the overall capacity of the network and hampers general development efforts. It also leads to a lack of regional cooperation and threatens the whole network in general. Reflecting on the problems the region might face in the future (economic cluster, dwindling financial support, demographic features); such a loss in network capacity is hardly affordable. SWOT Zwickau-Lugau-Oelsnitz 24
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