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To have participative planning process needs time and planning to start. Here we will present some ideas for a smooth beginning of the process.

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Professional networks

9/13/2013

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The landscape is complex and doing justice to it requires a variety of competences.

Consequently, creating wide networks among professionals is important. A wide network also provides the opportunity for experience-sharing that everyone can benefit from. Think wide and avoid getting stuck in traditional categorisations of what a landscape is. Even in an area with high natural values, social issues are important for maintaining the high values. In a cultural landscape this is more obvious, but also in genuine wilderness areas tourism and outdoor activities are important to the landscape values. You must also be open-minded towards different professionals and show curiosity of what they can tell you.


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    Per Blomberg, author of the handbook in participative landscape planning.

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