People’s involvement in landscape planning processes is no longer just an option, but methods have to be developed and tested so that expert and non-expert views may come together towards a definition of landscape backed by the wider participation of citizens as required by the ELC. Landscape Observatories supported by university research, developing as partly “informal” institutions, can “fill the gap” between expert and non-expert views, in the perspective of a more widely shared landscape vision and planning/ management tools.
Landscape Observatories and participation in landscape planning processes. An experimental method to include community evaluation / Seardo, BIANCA MARIA; Amatobene, Roberto; Errante, Eugenia; Germano, Raffaele; Nigro, Carmine. - ELETTRONICO. - 5:(2013), pp. 55-58. (Intervento presentato al convegno Seminar on Landscape Observatories in Europe from the ELC Recommendations to Local Initiatives. tenutosi a Firenze nel 27-28 giugno 2013).
Landscape Observatories and participation in landscape planning processes. An experimental method to include community evaluation
SEARDO, BIANCA MARIA;AMATOBENE, ROBERTO;ERRANTE, EUGENIA;GERMANO, RAFFAELE;NIGRO, CARMINE
2013
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People’s involvement in landscape planning processes is no longer just an option, but methods have to be developed and tested so that expert and non-expert views may come together towards a definition of landscape backed by the wider participation of citizens as required by the ELC. Landscape Observatories supported by university research, developing as partly “informal” institutions, can “fill the gap” between expert and non-expert views, in the perspective of a more widely shared landscape vision and planning/ management tools.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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