Hypotheses on the requirements for a sustainable spatial development [WIKIAlps

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===== Hypotheses on the requirements for a sustainable spatial development =====

For a more detailed description of the identification and content of each hypothesis, please refer to {{:wiki:wikialps_hypotheses_working_paper_2014_12_23.pdf|the WIKIAlps Action 4.2 Working Paper Hypotheses}}

===Spatially adapted policies===

  * [[:wiki:coordination_of_sector_policies_to_prevent_exploitation_of_natural_resources_and_single-sector_economies|Coordination of sector policies to prevent exploitation of natural resources and single-sector economies]]
  * [[:wiki:sensitive_alpine_territory_requires_appropriate_and_diversified_measures_consensus-oriented_multi-stakeholder_approach|Sensitive Alpine territory requires appropriate and diversified measures (consensus-oriented multi-stakeholder approach)]]

===Macroregional issues===

  * [[:wiki:partnerships_trade-offs_between_inner-_and_outer-alpine_areas|Partnerships & trade-offs between inner- and outer-Alpine areas]]

===Urban-rural linkages===

  * [[:wiki:rural-urban_partnership_requires_vital_networks_and_processes|Rural-urban partnership requires vital networks and processes]]
  * [[:wiki:cross-sectoral_and_integrated_approaches_are_needed_to_slow_down_impacts_in_rural_areas|Cross-sectoral and integrated approaches are needed to slow down impacts in rural areas]]

===Acknowledgment / internalization of external effects / Compensation schemes===

  * [[:wiki:adopt_policies_that_recognize_the_multi-functionality_of_the_primary_sector|Adopt policies that recognize the multi-functionality of the primary sector]]
  * [[:wiki:economic_valorisation_of_natural_resources_and_ecosystem_services_initiates_new_compensations_schemes|Economic valorisation of natural resources and ecosystem services initiates new compensations schemes]]
  * [[:wiki:compensation_schemes_between_urban_and_rural_areas|Compensation schemes between urban and rural areas]]

===Services of general interest===

  * [[:wiki:rural_areas_need_to_cooperate_and_complement_each_other|Rural areas need to cooperate and complement each other]]
  * [[:wiki:public_services_are_under_pressure_and_cuts_will_particularly_affect_small_and_isolated_mountain_communities|Public services are under pressure and cuts will particularly affect small and isolated mountain communities]]

===Alpine economic development===

  * [[:wiki:competition_between_global_and_regional_economic_cycles|Competition between global and regional economic cycles]]
  * [[:wiki:changing_consumer_patterns_require_adaptation_of_tourism_evolution|Changing consumer patterns require adaptation of tourism evolution]]
  * [[:wiki:value_creation_in_the_primary_sector_generates_payment_schemes_and_opportunities_for_regional_economic_development|Value creation in the primary sector generates payment schemes and opportunities for regional economic development]]
  * [[:wiki:resource_efficient_economies_become_economically_competitive_and_implement_sustainable_structures|Resource efficient economies become economically competitive and implement sustainable structures]]

===Demographic change===

  * [[:wiki:ageing_population_requires_adaptation_and_offers_opportunities_for_alpine_areas|Ageing population requires adaptation and offers opportunities for Alpine areas]]

===Alpine ecosystems===

  * [[:wiki:alps_are_a_hotspot_for_maintaining_and_restoring_ecosystem_services|Alps are a hotspot for maintaining and restoring ecosystem services]]

===Pressure on Alpine resources===

  * [[:wiki:changes_in_energy_sector_requires_more_energy_efficiency_and_causes_land_use_changes|Changes in energy sector requires more energy efficiency and causes land use changes]]
  * [[:wiki:urban_development_and_increasing_land_take_pose_a_risk|Urban development and increasing land take pose a risk]]

===Mobility===

  * [[:wiki:high_mobility_level_punctually_triggers_economic_growth_and_at_the_same_time_aggravates_spatial_disparities|High mobility level punctually triggers economic growth and at the same time aggravates spatial disparities]]