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regionalplanerische

Regionalplanerisch is an adjective used to describe matters related to regional planning at a defined territorial level. It refers to the assessment, coordination, and guidance of land use, settlement structure, transportation and energy infrastructure, economic development, and environmental protection within a regional planning area. The concept sits within the broader field of spatial planning (Raumordnung) and is applied to shape how a region develops over time.

In German-speaking countries regional planning authorities or planning associations draft regional plans that guide development across

The planning process typically involves data analysis, scenario development, stakeholder participation, and formal approval steps. Once

The term is also used in Austrian planning practice with a similar meaning, where regional planning serves

municipalities
and
districts.
The
aim
is
to
ensure
coherent
spatial
development,
reconcile
competing
uses,
and
integrate
environmental
protection,
landscape
preservation,
and
infrastructure
needs
with
growth.
Regional
plans
may
designate
development
axes,
locations
for
housing
and
employment,
transport
corridors,
and
protection
areas
for
nature,
water,
and
cultural
heritage.
They
can
also
incorporate
climate
adaptation
and
flood
protection
considerations.
adopted,
regional
plans
influence
lower-level
land-use
zoning,
project
approvals,
and
infrastructure
investments,
while
remaining
aligned
with
higher-level
state
or
national
planning
goals.
Regionalplanerisch
decisions
are
exercised
in
balance
with
municipal
(local)
land-use
planning
and
overarching
planning
directives
at
the
state
or
national
level.
to
coordinate
development
and
environmental
protection
across
a
broader
regional
context.