STRATEGY

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Strategy in planning

Creating long-term visions and frameworks to guide spatial interventions.

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Operational planning

Focuses on specific, immediate actions rather than broader, systemic changes.

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Root Method

A clear goals-oriented method that involves a step-by-step approach.

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Branch Method

Emphasizes incremental changes and continuous adaptation based on feedback.

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Strategic Planning

A public-sector-led process that involves vision-making and stakeholder mobilization.

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Bioregionalism

Defines regions based on natural and ecological factors rather than political boundaries.

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Vision Making

Creating a clear and compelling vision for the future and defining desired outcomes.

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Stakeholder Mobilization

Engaging and involving various stakeholders and building consensus.

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Building Legitimacy

Ensuring public involvement and support in the planning process.

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Project Planning

Focused on specific, material objectives and emphasizes immediate implementation.

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Strategic Planning vs. Project Planning

Strategic planning is ongoing, framework-driven, and long-term, while project planning is closed and short-term.

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Critiques of Strategic Planning

Often fails to change existing power structures and can be influenced by lobbyists.

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Positive sum game

Assumes that benefits outweigh costs in a planning perspective.

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Engagement and Dialogue

Involves various actors and facilitates open discussions in the planning process.

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Value Rationality

Designing alternative futures based on values and principles.

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Communicative Rationality

Involving a growing number of actors in the strategic planning process.

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Instrumental Rationality

Finding the best way to solve problems and achieve desired futures.

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Regulation Dilemma

Balancing strict regulations that might limit autonomy vs. open regulations that could be ineffective.

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Intervention Dilemma

Too specific limits vision and systemic change, while too broad homogenizes complexity.

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Savini & Dembski (2016)

Discusses the role of strategic planning in urban development and local engagement.

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Strategic Vision Amsterdam

Focuses on the strategic vision for Amsterdam and regional strategies in planning.