Needs are increasing qualitatively (and depending on region-al demographic developments also quantitatively) and ser-vices are increasingly concentrated in urban areas → rural areas must organize collective measures and at the same time maintain a cross-cutting approach → developing ser-vices individually is too costly → a global approach based on the regional/inter-municipal planning and pooling of services should be preferred including neighboring territories (val-leys, watersheds, intermunicipal structures), combining dif-ferent services and improving the accessibility of services of general interest

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