Examples of using Polycentric development in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Polycentric development can occur at two levels.
Growth centres for achieving polycentric development.
Territorial diversity and polycentric development are characteristic in Europe, and there are few large cities in the relatively dense urban network.
Urban areas: growth centres for achieving polycentric development.
Sustainable urban development: strengthening polycentric development at transnational, national and regional level, with a clear transnational impact.
Europe is characterised by great territorial diversity and polycentric development.
Planning policies andactions that promote the polycentric development of EU territories, with special emphasis on the countryside.
My second comment is that the cohesion policy must now revamp its role, boosted and reinforced by the new territorial dimension to cohesion enshrined in the Treaty of Lisbon, by taking advantage of the diversity and complementarity of the territories andby firmly targeting the polycentric development of the European Union.
First, that territorial cohesion involves promoting polycentric development across the European Union.
It must however follow the polycentric development of the European Union as a whole, taking account of the characteristics of each region while preserving their diversity.
Even if the Commission is still reluctant to say so in too explicit a fashion,its periodic report demonstrates the urgent need to promote polycentric development of the Community area through the Union' s structural policies and within the scope of the approach initiated by the SEC.
It aims to promote the balanced and polycentric development of Europe, appropriate city planning, a new relationship between cities and the countryside, equal access to infrastructures, communications(in particular through new technologies) and knowledge and a careful management of the environment, natural resources and heritage in order to ensure sustainable economic, social and environmental development. .
We agree with the fundamental concept of the Green Paper,which states that the purpose of territorial cohesion is to ensure the polycentric development of the EU as a whole, the sustainable development of the territories with their different features and characteristics and, at the same time, the preservation of their diversity.
Regions dominated by a large metropolitan area;• Densily populated urban regions with polycentric, or dispersed, economic development;• Regions with a high density of population in urban areas butcontaining rural areas and with polycentric development;• Rural areas under the influence of a metropolitan area;• Rural areas with small and medium sized towns;• Remote rural areas.
Aspatial development perspective restricted to a polycentric development of individual metropolitan regions isnot in line with the tradition of maintaining the urban andrural diversity of the EU.
At least ducive to integrated territorial development, concentrating primarily on the following two countries shall act as beneciaries, priority areas: sustainable urban development: strengthening polycentric development while one needs to be a member state at transnational, national and regional level, with a clear transnational impact.
Third, there are actions to promote a more balanced, polycentric development by developing the urban network at national and Community level including links between the economically strongest cities and other urban areas including small and medium-sized cities.
The studies undertaken for the ESDP divided regions into 6 categories: those dominated by a large metropolitan area; densely populated urban regions with polycentric, or dispersed, economic development; regions with a high density of population in urban areas butcontaining rural areas and with polycentric development; rural areas under the influence of a metropolitan area; rural areas with small and medium sized towns; and remote rural areas.
We must begin to discuss this integrated and polycentric European development.
A conference on urban-rural partnerships and polycentric urban development is to be held in The Hague(the Netherlands) on 25 April.
The ESDP priorities concern"polycentric spatial development and a new urban-rural relationship","parity of access to infrastructure and knowledge" and"wise management of the natural and cultural heritage.
The ESDP identified three main aims: a polycentric urban development and a new relationship between urban and rural areas; equal access for all European regions to infrastructure and know-how and prudent management of the natural and cultural heritage.
As a result virtually all the strand B CIPs have a structure related to the ESDP priorities,namely polycentric spatial development and a new urban-rural relationship, clarity of access to infrastructure and knowledge and wise management of the natural and cultural heritage.
Calls for the concepts of balanced competitiveness as defined by the Treaty on European Union,, and of polycentric Spatial Development Perspective, which ought to enable the type and scope of policies to be adapted to objective local competitiveness conditions, to be taken into account;