Integrated Cross-Sectorial Plan of Tirana-Durres Area
The Albanian Government and the National Spatial Plan have identified the Tiranë-Durrës area, as one of the most important economic areas of the country, and of the Balkan region. To ensure a sustainable territorial and urban development of this area, the Ministry of Urban Development in cooperation with the National Territorial Planning Agency has taken the initiative to draft a Cross-sectoral Integrated Plan for the economic area Tiranë – Durrës. The metropolitan region under study includes territories administered by 5 municipalities: Tiranë, Durrës, Vorë, Shijak, Kamëz. The Albanian Government and the National Spatial Plan have identified the Tiranë-Durrës area, as one of the most important economic areas of the country, and of the Balkan region. To ensure a sustainable territorial and urban development of this area, the Ministry of Urban Development in cooperation with the National Territorial Planning Agency has taken the initiative to draft a Cross-sectoral Integrated Plan for the economic area Tiranë – Durrës. The metropolitan region under study includes territories administered by 5 municipalities: Tiranë, Durrës, Vorë, Shijak, Kamëz.
Priority / Policy Specific project Target group and how to address it Implement - ation period RP9 - Environment and renewable energy Developing agricultural waste management centres: Tirana, Durres, Vore, Shijak. Protect the environment through natural resources recycling (RRR) and their use in the cyclical economy of farmers and local businesses. Create the facilities to manage these wastes in a controlled manner in regional schemes. Reuse them in cycles and support schemes for regional cooperatives. 2025-2030 RP5 – Development of the food chain Establishing and managing the agricultural land irrigation and drainage systems. Revitalizing the system of regional reservoirs: Tirana, Kamez, Vore, Kruje; Durres, Shijak, Kavaje Water supply for agricultural land. Create the integrated resource management systems. Connect in a controlled system the regional basins / reservoirs to continuously support agriculture. Clean river beds from sediments, clean the discharge system and pumping system. 2017-2030 Table 5.3 Strategic projects: Rural development 196
Responsible entities and implementers Financial resources and rates Implementation method Expected impact and assumptions Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Water Administration; Ministry of Economic Development, Tourism, Trade and Entrepreneurship; Regional municipalities; Various universities and schools; Non-profit Organizations. Regional Development Fund; Municipalities 40%; Local/regional businesses 60%. Public investment Private investment Public-Private Partnership Cleaner environment and reduced environmental pollution. Raising the local awareness (residents and businesses) for a pro-environmental economy. Opening up new jobs for local residents. Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Water Administration; Ministry of Economic Development, Tourism, Trade and Entrepreneurship; Regional municipalities; Various universities and schools; Non-profit Organizations. Regional Development Fund 70%; Regional municipalities 30%. Public investment Creating the favourable conditions for farmers, through fertile land managed with services. 197
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Responsible entities<br />
and implementers<br />
Financial resources<br />
and rates<br />
Implementation<br />
method<br />
Expected impact and<br />
assumptions<br />
Ministry <strong>of</strong> Agriculture,<br />
Rural Development and<br />
Water Administration;<br />
Ministry <strong>of</strong> Economic<br />
Development, Tourism,<br />
Trade and Entrepreneurship;<br />
Regional municipalities;<br />
Various universities<br />
and schools;<br />
Non-pr<strong>of</strong>it Organizations.<br />
Regional Development<br />
Fund; Municipalities<br />
40%;<br />
Local/regional<br />
businesses 60%.<br />
Public investment<br />
Private<br />
investment<br />
Public-Private<br />
Partnership<br />
Cleaner environment and<br />
reduced environmental<br />
pollution. Raising the local<br />
awareness (residents and<br />
businesses) for a pro-environmental<br />
economy. Opening up<br />
new jobs for local residents.<br />
Ministry <strong>of</strong> Agriculture,<br />
Rural Development and<br />
Water Administration;<br />
Ministry <strong>of</strong> Economic<br />
Development, Tourism,<br />
Trade and Entrepreneurship;<br />
Regional municipalities;<br />
Various universities<br />
and schools;<br />
Non-pr<strong>of</strong>it Organizations.<br />
Regional Development<br />
Fund 70%;<br />
Regional municipalities<br />
30%.<br />
Public investment<br />
Creating the favourable<br />
conditions for farmers, through<br />
fertile land managed with<br />
services.<br />
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