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Report 2013 |
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Inforeport 2013:1 - Folder
Dynamic places in the Stockholm region - Regional cores - A prerequisite for a growing Stockholm region
Stockholm’s eight regional cores have high accessibility and are located at strategically important nodes in the transport system. Concentrating development and businesses in certain cores paves the way for less dependency on the car, as well as a better developed public transport system. The goals and focus of the development work are described in the regional development plan for the Stockholm region, RUFS 2010, as well as in municipal comprehensive plans and local development programmes. [pdf] |
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Reports 2010 |
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Regional development plan for the Stockholm region - RUFS 2010 [PDF, 85 Mb]
How we will become Europe's most attractive Metropolitan region111
Approved by the Stockholm County Administrative Board 2010. |
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RUFS 2010 - short version - Guide to the Regional development plan för the Stockholm region - RUFS 2010
How we will become Europe´s most attractive metropolitan region.[pdf] |
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Energy future of the Stockholm region 2010-2050 - the way to reduce climate impact [pdf]
After an introductory and summary section, the final report reviews important energy issues in six sectors of society and describes the challenges that each sector faces, and presents targets for energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, the measures that do the most good in a regional perspective are evaluated, as well as what the public sector can do. The report concludes with a factual compilation in table format. |
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Dense and Green - Extraxts from extracts from the office of regional planning’s magazine Stockholmsregionen, issue 3 2010.
The Stockholm Region’s Ten Wedges – as they will be preserved, improved and made more accessible.
2010-3_Dense_and_green [pdf] |
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Reports 2009 |
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RUFS- The big picture - Exhibition Proposal
Guide to the Regional Development Plan of the Stockholm Region. [pdf]
It’s all about people. It’s about the way we live and how we
get to work. It’s about how we bridge the gulfs between us.
It’s about what the future will be like for our children and our
children’s children. We face major challenges in the decades
ahead. However, our development plan has great faith in the
future.
The vision is for Stockholm to become Europe’s most attractive
metropolitan region. One thing’s for sure – no development
plan has ever been as important as this one. |
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Review of the Draft Stockholm Region RUFS 2010 [pdf]
This working paper is a review of the Draft Stockholm Region RUFS 2010. The paper provides an international perspective on the draft Regional utvecklingsplan för Stockholmsregionen, RUFS 2010 primarily on lessons learnt from the development and implementation of Melbourne's most recent metropolitan strategy, Melbourne 2030. |
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Reports 2007 |
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Social Interaction in the Virtual Stockholm Region
Report 2007:11 [pdf]
Social interaction facilitated by the web has been an unknown factor in regional planning. What we did know is that hundreds of thousands of people browse the web every day. In particular, young people seemed to have embraced modern technology as a key element of their social interactions. |
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Vision, objectives and strategies for the regional development of Stockholm - Programme for att new Regional Development plan (RUFS 2010). [pdf]
At the meeting of May 24th 2007, the Regional Planning and Urban Transportation Committee (RTN) decided on the vision, objectives and strategies for regional development and the programme for a new Regional Development Plan for the Stockholm region (RUFS 2010). |
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Reports 2005 |
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Social Values in Urban Green Areas - The Green Wedges of the Stockholms region [pdf]
Communing with nature makes people feel good. Being close to green spaces and parks means that we suffer from fewer physical and mental ailments, experience less stress, can concentrate better and recuperate faster from ill-health. These conclusions emerge clearly from present-day research. Human beings’ need for contact with nature is especially marked in a metropolitan region, where the pace of life is hectic and the physical environment stressful. |