Spatial Planning and Sustainable Development in Central America
Regional and Economic Development
Client:
GIZ/Sistema de la Integración Centroamericana
Period:
2012-2014
Country:
Central America
Project Description
In addition to their economic growth target, the seven countries that belong to the Central American Integration System (SICA) set the goal of sustainable social and environmental development in 1991.
The SICA member countries recognized that spatial planning and regional development are of central importance and must be tackled simultaneously. However, the necessary introduction of joint planning and coordination processes is advancing slowly. The relevant national institutions lack the necessary skills to foster spatial planning development processes.
Goals
AMBERO supports SICA to implement improved strategies and instruments for sustainable spatial planning and regional development at the sub-national and national level, and across borders in Central America.
Consortium with IP Consult
| General Information | |
|---|---|
| Topics: | Regional and Economic Development |
| Client: | GIZ/Sistema de la Integración Centroamericana |
| Period: | 2012-2014 |
| Country: | Central America |
| Service: | Advise SICA on the experience exchange structure and the cooperation between the Central American Council of Housing and Human Establishments (CCVAH) member countries concerning the implementation of the Central American spatial planning strategy |
| Provide technical and process consultation to the national institutions responsible for spatial planning in the CCVAH member countries. Identify and implement the processes and projects of change | |
| Advise national and sub-national actors on the design and implementation of innovative cooperation processes in three sub-national pilot regions | |
| Knowledge management, particularly during the preparation and dissemination of practical examples | |
| Design further training activities on spatial planning |