Towards integrated tasks and an implementation-oriented land strategy in Rivierenland

The aim of this assignment is to realize spatial assignments in Rivierenland, both in the built environment and in open space, more efficiently, more targeted, cross-thematic and with greater spatial quality. We are looking for a strategy, methodology and form of collaboration for this. This assignment examines how various area challenges surrounding nature, agriculture, water, industry and infrastructure in Rivierenland can be integrated into translation. The potential to implement these integrated tasks in the Rivierenland region and the possible priorities/strategic locations to realize them are identified together with the partners involved. Physical-geographical factors such as soil and water guide spatial choices and opportunities for multifunctional use of space, interweaving and links between site assignments are made explicit. The contractor provides substantive input into the discussion and tests the feasibility and support of a number of scenarios. The contractor develops a methodology that connects integrated tasks with the right (set of) instruments. This methodology results in a land strategy that is defined in this study as follows: “an area-oriented and implementation-oriented framework that, based on the characteristics of an area, links existing visions, sectoral agendas, implementation programs and social field tasks to priority areas/lands, an appropriate mix of instruments, a collaboration and decision model, financing, phasing and monitoring.