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Governance: Territorial and Urban Planning. Case Study of Mérida (Spain)
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Abstract(s)
The purpose of any territorial strategic planning process, in its urban or environmental
component, is to influence the future dynamics of the city and its area of influence by making coordinated and
consensual decisions, that will be carried out by political, economic and social agents. Strategic planning is the
key to achieving a 21st century city, according to the Challenges of the New Urban Agenda (III Habitat
Conference of the United Nations, Quito, 2016). These challenges are to plan a city with this multiple
approach: Compact, Inclusive, Connected and Resilient. In this sense, this study makes a methodological
proposal for the development of a Strategic Plan as an instrument capable of merging and articulating the
physical planning of the land (urban, urbanizable, rustic and protected), with the socio-economic strategies of
the city, so that the development was matched to the requirements and needs of each moment, given the
flexibility of this tool to design new scenarios, such as the selected case of Mérida, autonomous capital of
Extremadura (Spain).
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Cities, Development of Territory, Regional Planning, Strategic Plan, Territorial analysis, Territorial planning, Territorial management, Urban planning