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13.11.2013, R. Zuckerstätter-Semela

13.11.2013, R. Zuckerstätter-Semela. Stadt-Umland-Management Wien / Niederösterreich Metropolitan Area Management Vienna / Lower Austria. Initiated by the Länder Wien and Lower Austria. territorial structure and constitution. background.

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13.11.2013, R. Zuckerstätter-Semela

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  1. 13.11.2013, R. Zuckerstätter-Semela Stadt-Umland-ManagementWien / NiederösterreichMetropolitan Area Management Vienna / Lower Austria Initiated by the Länder Wien and Lower Austria

  2. territorial structure and constitution background • Austria is a federalstateconsistingof 9 federalprovinces(„Länder“). • Vienna isboth: Land („citystate“) andmunicipality. Itconsistsof 23 districtswiththeirowncouncils. • The VienneseterritoryiscompletlysurroundedbytheLandLower Austria. • LowerAustria‘spartoftheagglomerationconsistsofapprox. 60 municipalitiesbelongingto 7 administrative districts.

  3. topology of the agglomeration background • metropolitan area with 2,6 Mio inhabitants • Vienna (1,7 Mio) surrounded by 13 small towns (10.000 – 25.000), many small municipalities and large areas of precious nature and farmland • radial structure, continuous settlement area along some axes (esp. to the south) • twin-city region with only 60 km distance from Bratislava to Vienna

  4. Bratislava Vienna

  5. Gordian systemic environment challenge • highly functional integrated agglomeration; territories and bounderies outlived the change of time • high pressure of migration, settlement, traffic, cost, power efficiency … • rapid growth: estimated plus 350.000 inhabitants in 2030 • challenges regarding congestion, transport, urban sprawl, structural change in economy, provision of social infrastructur, sealing of soil, energy supply, housing market, landscape protection …

  6. Gordian systemic environment challenge • protection targets versus development goals; sustainability versus unbounded consumption of ressources • highly complex political, administrative and financial structures; diverse allocated ressources • complex system of public financies, tricky balance of political power • „coopetition“ as the predominant relationship of municipalities

  7. Common Requirements challenge • The context of people‘s daily life of course takes place without perceiving the internal frontiers. • People expect the agglomeration as a whole to function properly. • Investors appreciate an efficient „Vienna Region“. The agglomeration as a whole competes with other global metropolitan areas. • Anyway there is … • … need for enhanced cooperation of stakeholders in the field of spatial development, mobility and energy

  8. Stadt-Umland-Management Wien / NÖ approach • Joint Initiative of the provincial governments of Vienna and Lower Austria • Members of the provincial governments in charge of of spatial planning and regional development as „political heads“ • Steering comitee with administrative and political representatives • Budget: approx. 200.000 € - aliquot Vienna/Lower Austria • Clear focus on spatial development issues

  9. Task Fields terms of reference • Cooperationand Intermediation •  activatingthecooperationandharmonizationoftheinvolvedLower Austrian communitiesandViennesedistrictsandthetwoLänderconcerning regional planningmattersas well asspecificprojects •  mediatingcontroversialcross-borderissues • Plattform of Information •  servingas a plattformforinformationabouttopicsof regional relevance •  organisingsincereexchangeofthoughtsamongthestakeholderswith a fokus on establishing an all-inclusivevisionoftheagglomeration • Incentiveand Management •  designingsolutionsforcross-borderchallangestogetherwiththestakeholderstocreateadded regional value

  10. and Networking interdisciplinarity The Agglomeration is in the need of coordinated approaches and cross-linked thinking regarding … … settlement policy and mobility, … landscaping and engery supply … infrastructure and business location policy, … integration and spatial development, … environmentalism and climate protection,

  11. Settlement, Mobility, Location Policy issues • Strategyforspatialdevelopmentofthegrowing Agglomeration - a sustainablestructuredregion • withdevelopmentaxes, polycentricwithcomplementaryrecreationfacilityareas • with strong centresand moderate dynamic in thefringeand „in between“ areas • withcompactandtrafficreducingsettlementstructures • withgoodqualityconcerninginfrastructureandpublictransport • to promote an ecologicalas well aseconomicalbalanceddevelopment: • priorfocus on high potential areas • … establishedbythe Länder Vienna, Lower Austria and Burgenland

  12. issues Traffic, Transport, SustainableMobility • close collaboration with VOR (Public Transport Authority Eastern Region) in the matter of management of regional mobility, public transport and sustainable mobility • efforts to prevent congestion by sustainable spatial planning • elaboration of clever regional solutions for each mode of mobility • prepare for a diverse future – supporting different technologies • facilitate a change in behaviour • use the potential of renewables in public transport – create regional energy partnerships

  13. Modal Share DevelopmentCity of Vienna

  14. Modal Share Cross-Border Traffic

  15. mobility initiatives • Recently done: • „New Western Railway“ (Main Line for Europe from Paris to Budapest) • extension of underground U2 • public transport in Vienna for 1 € a day (annual pass) • modernization of each railway station • extension of area regulated by parking management in Vienna • first steps towards jointly financing (f.e. Park & Ride Facilities) • Under construction: • Smart City Framework Strategy Vienna, Urban Plan Vienna 2025 and Masterplan Mobility Vienna • high-level infrastructure (Vienna Main Station, VIE-Airport 3rd Runway, Outer Ring Highway Vienna, underground extension, cycling Initiative

  16. mobility institutions Institutions of Lower Austria Road Construction & Management Transport Planning Viennese Institutions Vienna City Administration Section “Urban Development and Planning ”(strategic goals) Section “Public Lighting”(traffic lights) Section “Road Management and Construction ” VOR Public Transport Authority Eastern Region Section “Traffic Managementand Organisation“ (regulatory measures) Management of urban infrastructure Federal Institutions Wr. Stadtwerke Ministry for Transport (legislation) Asfinag Wiener Linien Public transportation operation Public transport staff ÖBB Police Traffic department Other road users Passengers

  17. www.stadt-umland.at Initiated by the Länder Vienna and Lower Austria

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