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Spatial planning and regional development strategies are usually focussed on highly specific and local needs. This contribution provides for a methodological approach for developing transnational strategies for the Alpine Space. By using a stakeholder SWOT analysis as a starting point and by evaluating spatial planning and regional development documents, demography relevant objectives are identified, followed by a priorisation of these objectives and a characterisation of commonly acceptable definitions of measures. To evaluate the potential impact of proposed measures, a technique to develop simple scenarios is presented which allows for the evaluation of the effectiveness and appropriateness of measures with the potential for transnational implementation in the Alpine Space.
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Valentin, E., Wytrzens, H.K., Maurer, O. (2014). Developing Strategies: From Local Measures to an Alpine Space Perspective. In: Bausch, T., Koch, M., Veser, A. (eds) Coping with Demographic Change in the Alpine Regions. European Studies of Population, vol 23. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54681-5_12
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