Agendas Urbanas El pacto de Ámsterdam y la Agenda Urbana de la Unión Europea
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Pacto de Ámsterdam, agenda urbana, Unión EuropeaAbstract
El Pacto de Ámsterdam, aprobado en la Reunión Informal de Ministros de Desarrollo Urbano de la UE, celebrada el 30 de mayo de 2016, materializa la largamente esperada Agenda Urbana de la UE. Ésta se plantea desde una perspectiva claramente operativa, orientada hacia 3 objetivos concretos: la mejora de la regulación comunitaria, en especial la de aquella que tiene un impacto directo sobre las áreas urbanas, la búsqueda de un diseño más efectivo y de una gestión más sencilla de los instrumentos de financiación de la UE y, finalmente la promoción del intercambio de conocimiento. A continuación, tras contextualizar las políticas urbanas a nivel europeo, se analiza el contenido y los principales objetivos de la nueva Agenda Urbana de la UE.
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