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2. www.comunis.euThe Alpsee-Grnten region set to connue the CLDCOMUNIS project despite Immenstadts abandonmentFinal ConferenceThe town council of Immenstadt a targeted distribuon of tasks at8-9 March 2012voted against the towns further regional level, thus saving on me,commitment to a joint project of costs and waste of territorial resources.How can the inter-municipalcommercial locaon developmentcooperaon for Commercial The four mayors of the German towns(CLD) within the COMUNIS project. Locaon Development (CLD) of Blaichach, Burgberg, Reenberg andNevertheless, the other municipalies be fostered? How can munici- Sonthofen acknowledge Immenstadtsintend to connue this CLD projectpalies analyze their strengths, right to make its own decisions,intheAlpsee-Grntenregion.weaknesses,opportunies however, they intend to connue theFollowing a joint informaon meengproject. The mayors sll believe thatand threats with regard to in-addressed to the local town councilster-municipal CLD? How canand dedicated to illustrate the proposedmunicipalies maximize theirestablishment of an inter-municipal strong points and minimizeassociaon, the town councils agreed to their weak spots and realizedra a regulaon as the next step forward a more sustainable land usetowards a joint commercial locaonfor commercial development?development project in the Alpsee-Which type of inter-municipalGrnten region. The town of Immenstadt, Workshop in Alpsee-Grnten KS2011 CLD approach is appropriate tohowever, voted against the proposal achieve these goals?with 14 votes in favour and eight against. the joint development of commercialThe COMUNIS project partners areas is the right answer to the current have elaborated a methodolo- challenges. In the future, inter-municipal gy for analyzing inter-municipal commerciallocaondevelopment locaons and organizaonal shall be based on quality, rather than structures, as well as intra-ter- quanty; only shared and agreed aconritorial framework condions can sustainably maintain jobs in the area. for joint commercial locaon Stakeholders in this process also sharedevelopment. They have been the opinion that these much desireddeveloping guidelines for de- forms of CLD cooperaon need to be vising and applying inter-mu-Mayors in Alpsee-Grnten region KS2011 extended to the whole Southern part of nicipal CLD strategies, adapted Oberallgu. For this reason, preliminary to the challenges, condions,Immenstadts town council jused its and potenals of mountain re-decision with the need to exploit thetalks with the mayors of these municipalies are already under way unl gions.potenal of the areas involved through the beginning of autumn. By the end of The achieved results of theknowledge transfer, and expressed the year, the crucial decision on drawingproject will be presented andmistrust at the idea of a joint regulaon. up a regulaon will have been taken. disseminated at its Final Con-That is only partly understandable, asference, held on March 8-9,the joint management of a commercialSandra Feuerstein 2012, at the European Acad-development area already involvesCity of Sonthofenemy of Bolzano (Italy).COMUNIS at the Alpine Space Programme Mid-Term ConferenceOn June 16-17, the Alpine Space Pro- ond day was dedicated to three work- WS 3: Governance towards a macrogramme (ASP) mid-term conference shops (WS) open to all parcipants:regional strategy: How to start a part-took place at the World Trade Center inWS 1: Themes and priories for the nership approach bringing together allGrenoble, France. The COMUNIS proj-next generaon of projects: Idenfytypes of actors, states and regions, andect was represented at this forum by European and alpine challenges and priorize specic issues from the eld?the French partner Chamber of Com- turn them into parameters for acons.The COMUNIS project is featured in themerce and Industry of Lyon Dlga- The disncon is made between deliv- soon to be published Alpine Space Pro-on de Tarare. More than 250 partnerserables and results/outcomes.gramme event brochure. For furtherexchanged experiences about the 25informaon see the programme web- WS 2: Management for supporverunning projects. site: hp://www.alpine-space.eu delivery condions: Key points wereDay one focused on assessment/out- raised such as the harmonizaon andcomes and perspecves of the pro-simplicaon of procedures within theFlorine Goncetgramme and issues related to EuropeanAlpine Space Programme and greater Chamber of Commercepolicies in the Alpine region. The sec-synergy between projects.and Industry of LyonAlpine Space Programme - European Territorial Cooperaon 2007-20132 3. www.comunis.euKnowledge managementCOMUNIS implements a sustainable developed, implemenng several in-Web 2.0 sites are o#en visited and willsystem to manage knowledge devel-struments, as shown in the enclosed therefore help a$ract a number of visi-oped within the project. in a rst step, diagram. This system includes instru- tors to both the project and the Alpinean inventory of available instrumentsments implemented within the Alpine Space Programme websites.was drawn up. These have been clas-Space programme, the knowledgeThe system will lead COMUNIS to setsied according to their specic con-management pla"orm of the Swiss up a dynamic process connuing welltribuon to the spreading of knowl-regional policy regiosuisse, as well as beyond the project duraon. Eachedge. A system has been subsequently three worldwide Web 2.0 sites. Thesepartner, therefore, needs to develop its own network of relaons with ex- www.comunis.eu perts in the relevant countries. This network, bringing together represen-www.alpine-space.eutaves from the public sector, asso-Comunis ComunisRunning projects ciaons, consultancy rms, as well asProject sheeton on Wikipediatraining and research instutes shallregiosuisseAlpine Spacenot only support the disseminaon ofon Linkedin the project results, but also provide further value to them. For this rea- www.regiosuisse.chson, special a$enon shall be paid toregiosuissedocuments the network acvity coordinated by baseknowledge managers and concerningComunisinter-municipal cooperaon and Com- on Slidesharemercial Locaon Development. Franois ParvexRegiosuisse on Linkedin Comunis on LinkedinSwiss Associaon for Services toCOMUNIS Sustainable Knowledge Management FP 2011Regions and CommunesInter-municipal coopera!on towards economic development in BangladeshInter-municipal cooperaon is an ar- an intervening or direct policy towards However, a local territory can prog-rangement for coping with dierent is- economic development issues exceptress be$er when its government bod-sues that concern more than one mu-for a very basic provision of support.ies and other local public and privatenicipality. Many developed countries As a result, they try to keep in contactorganizaons work well together. Inlike Germany, Austria or Italy engagewith other public or private organiza-Bangladesh, they also maintain coop-in this approach having realized its ons which are involved in economic eraon at dierent levels in variousbenets. This is not the case in every related acvies. sectors. But it would be more eecvepart of the world. For example in Ban- For instance, small- and micro-entre- if they connued this process throughgladesh, a developing country in South preneurship is a frequently used busi-a dened policy or regulaon includ-Asia. Here, local urban government ness form, e.g.in the sectors of poultry, ing rules for accountability. In addi-bodies (Pourashavas) and local rural shery, handicra#s, etc. A#er havingon, more autonomous power, acvedevelopment bodies (union Parishad)fullled required training, local entre-involvement of local stakeholders,are entrusted with a large number of preneurs receive a certain amount ofoperave collaboraon with dier-funcons and responsibilies. Munici-condional grants provided by diverse ent instuons at the inter-municipalpalies are involved in dierent inter-government or non-government orga-level would help to take iniave to-municipal acvies aimed at commu- nizaons. O#en, municipal responsible wards cooperave economic devel-nity welfare, such as maintenance of oversee such types of projects andopment acons taking into accountroads, waste disposal, awareness rais- collaborate with the afore-menoned regional resources and potenals.ing for be$er primary health care, etc.organizaons as part of municipal de- Farha ZakariaHowever, municipalies do not have velopment acvies.Eurac-Research (Intern) COMUNIS aims at developing cooperave strategies for inter-municipal Commercial Loca!on Development (CLD). By fostering intra-territorial coopera!on, COMUNIS wants to overcome individualisc a$empts of problem soluon on the level of single municipalies. COMUNIS will provide broadly adaptable guidelines to apply such strategies and oer praccal instru- ments for assessing local and regional demand for the steering of CLD. The project will result in a transnaonal knowledge management and establish sustainable structures for managing CLD in the COMUNIS pilot areas. The COMUNIS project is part of the European Territorial Co- operaon and co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) in the scope of the Alpine Space Programme. It runs from July 2009 to June 2012.Alpine Space Programme - European Territorial Cooperaon 2007-2013 3