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Project Duration: 03.04.2018 - 02.07.2021
Project ERDF Financing: 446 754,23
Project call: 2nd call
The project aims to revitalize municipality-owned brownfields by transforming them into sustainable and attractive areas for inhabitants, entrepreneurs and visitors.
As a result of the implementation of the project four territories with environmental problems in Latvia and Lithuania municipalities have been improved in total area of 5.53 ha – in Lūznava Manor (Rēzekne Municipality), Daugavpils Fortress, Krāslava and Skaistkalnis Park in Panevėžys. A “heritage” from the soviet times – a dormitory building – was demolished in Lūznava Manor Park and afterwards, playground for children was installed. In Kraslava old sewage treatment plants were demolished and landscaping works were done in the neighborhood of Kalnu Street, while in Daugavpils Fortress the territory of the 4th Bastion has been cleaned of waste, waste bins and benches have been installed, and a new lawn has been created for sports and leisure activities.
During the project the spatial planning specialists from project partner municipalities of Daugavpils, Rēzekne, Krāslava, Panevezys and Visaginas participated in the theoretical training series about planning and implementing sustainable revitalisation of brownfields. They as well took part in experience exchange and study trips to the project partner municipalities and other locations in Europe – Prague in Czech Republic, Berlin in Germany and Eindhoven in Netherlands – famous for their well known success stories in urban planning.
Methodological e-handbook for municipalities “From Degradation to Regeneration” about urban regeneration and revitalisation has been elaborated and will be further used in everyday work of planning specialists. Project’s joint activities have resulted as well in development of 5 pilot concepts and action plans for further revitalisation of the brownfield areas in 5 municipalities.
Social media and contacts:
Phone: +371 26529150
E-mail: laila@kraslava.lv
Website: www.ezeruzeme.lv
Address: Brivibas 13, Kraslava, LV 5601, Latvia
Improvement works in last of the four brownfield objects in the project LLI-386 “Trans-form” were finalized by the Panevezys Municipality thus being project’s closing activity.
Methodological E-handbook “From Degradation T0 Regeneration” on sustainable revitalisation of brownfields developed within the scope of the project LLI-386 “Trans-form”
Knowledge, Transformation and Awareness – 3 important “stops” for brownfield development planning and sustainable environment are being discussed in the Conference “Transformations from Slum to Chic” of the project LLI-386 “Trans-form” in Daugavpils on 20 February 2020.
From 5 – 8 November 2019 project “Trans-form” team visited Eindhoven and Tilburg in Netherlands to explore brownfields revitalisation cases to different types of living and working places in former factories of PHILIPS, 19th century railway and textile industry factories.
Joint Municipal Institution “Rēzekne Special Economic Zone Authority” has developed the concept for revitalisation of two land plots in Rezekne.
The territory (0,8 ha) revitalised in Daugavpils Fortress (territory opposite to the building at Aleksandra street 5, Daugavpils – the Bastion 4). This is one of the four brownfield territories, which were choosed for Pilot Actions in revitalisation of particular sites within the project LLI-386 “Trans-form”.
Rezekne Municipality, partner of the project LLI-386 Trans-form cleaned up the brownfield land from a wreck of former dormitory building and created the children eco-playground in Park Street 1, Lūznava Village.
Kraslava municipality, partner of the project LLI-386 Trans-form cleaned up a territory and partially collapsed industrial buildings previously used for wastewater treatment purpose in Kalna Street 1a, Kraslava.
From July 24 to 26, a three-day training course on sustainable spatial and urban planning was held in Visaginas (Lithuania) in frame of the project LLI-386 Trans-form.
3-day training “Models for transformation of degraded areas – examples on best practice and failures” took place in creative and collaborative work between 25 – 27 June in Panevezys, Lithuania.
A 4-day study visit to Latvia was attended by specialists from the project “Trans-form” partner municipalities from Panevėžys and Visaginas (Lithuania) to get acquainted with the experience of local governments in the planning of brownfield development, plans and work already done in this area.
Specialists from Rezekne and Kraslava Municipality, Daugavpils City Council and Joint Municipal Institution “Rēzekne Special Economic Zone Authority” together with representatives of Latvian Office of Euroregion “Country of lakes” visited Panevezys and Visaginas (Lithuania) with the aim of gaining experience in planning of brownfield development in other municipalities during a 3-day study visit.
From 28 to 30 November 2018, the Joint Municipal Institution “Rēzekne Special Economic Zone Authority” in cooperation with Latvian Office of Euroregion “Country of lakes” (Lead Partner) in frame of the project LLI-386 “Trans-form” organized three-day training on topics relating to the development and planning of brownfields for specialists involved in spatial planning from partner-municipalities in Latvia and Lithuania.
Mācību brauciena Prāgā, Čehijā laikā projekta “Trans-form” (LLI-386) partneru pārstāvji apmeklēja Prāgas plānošanas un attīstības institūtu (IPR Prague), kas ir Prāgas pilsētas domes izveidots konceptuālais centrs, kur koordinē pilsētas arhitektūru, pilsētplānošanu, attīstību, izveidi un pārvaldību. Institūts galvenokārt izstrādā un koordinē dažādus pilsētplānošanas dokumentus, un viens no pilsētas 28 attīstības plāniem ir degradēto teritoriju attīstības plāns, kurš ietver vīziju par 3 dažādu veidu apgabalu attīstību Prāgā- kopā 4600 ha degradēto, transformējamo un izaugsmes teritoriju.
Projekta “Trans-form” (LLI- 386) pirmā mācību brauciena pirmajā daļā izstaigātas divas Prāgas vēsturiski lielākās degradētās teritorijas. Kopā ar Prāgas Kārļa Universitātes Zinātņu fakultātes maģistru Janu Sýkora tika pētītas Prāga 7 rajona apkārtnes- Hološovice un Karlina, kas ir bijušās industriālās, militārās un arī 2002.gada milzīgu plūdu skartās pilsētas teritorijas, kuru laikā tika iznīcinātas ēkas, ielas un cita infrastruktūra.
Prāga, Berlīne un Eindhovena ir Eiropas pilsētas, uz kurām mācību vizītēs Interreg V- A Latvijas – Lietuvas programmas 2014.- 2020. gadam projekta LLI- 386 „Trans-form” ietvaros dosies teritoriju plānošanas un būvvalžu speciālisti, un citi, kuru darbs pašvaldībā saistīts ar teritoriju attīstības plānošanu.
Biedrība Eiroreģions „Ezeru zeme” sadarbībā ar 4 pašvaldībām Latgalē, 2 pašvaldībām Lietuvā un pašvaldību kopīgo iestādi „Rēzeknes speciālās ekonomiskās zonas pārvalde” uzsākusi projekta „Degradēto teritoriju revitalizācija” (LLI- 386) jeb Trans-form īstenošanu.
Kraslava, Latvia
Daugavpils, Latvia
Daugavpils, Latvia
Visaginas, Lithuania
Rēzekne, Latvia
Visaginas, Lithuania
Panevezys, Lithuania
Visaginas, Lithuania
Kraslava, Latvia
During the project 4 municipality owned areas with environmental problems have been revitalized with a total area of 5,53 ha in Lūznava, Rēzekne Municipality (1,1 ha), Daugavpils City (0,8 ha), Krāslava (1,6 ha) in Latvia and in Panevėžys (2,03 ha) in Lithuania.
Demolishing of the “heritage” of the Soviet period – an old dormitory building in Lūznava Manor Park, Parka street 1 in Lūznava, Rēzekne Municipality and creation of a small playground in its place
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4036 households – families living in private and apartment houses benefit from the project results by decreased pollution, grime and other municipal environmental problems in their living areas.
84 territorial planners and legal experts from Joint Municipal institution “Rēzekne Special Economic Zone Authority”, Rēzekne Municipality, Daugavpils City Council, Krāslava Municipality, Panevėžys City Municipality Administration, Visaginas Municipality Administration) have improved their knowledge in planning and implementation of sustainable revitalisation of brownfields by attending three training sessions on brownfield development planning in Rēzekne from 28-30 November 2018, in Panevėžys from 25-27 June 2019 and in Visaginas from 24-26 July 2019 and by visiting outstanding brownfield’s revitalization cases in Eindhoven city in the Netherlands, the Prague, Czech Republic and Berlin in Germany within the project, all accompanied with meetings with the field experts.
Methodological e-handbook for municipalities “From Degradation to Regeneration” about urban regeneration and rebirth created in Latvian and Lithuanian.
– Project’s joint activities have resulted in development of 5 pilot concepts and action plans for further revitalisation of the brownfield areas in 5 municipalities
Technical solution as 3D Reality Models created for the management of brownfields in Daugavpils https://www.daugavpils.lv/pasvaldiba/aktualitates/zinas/projekta-ietvaros-izveidots-industrialo-zonu-3d-modelishttp://3dpilseta.daugavpils.lv/ and Panevėžys https://panevezys.lt/3d/ municipalities will help to manage more than 1000 ha areas with environmental problems. In the developed 3D reality model by Daugavpils City Council, it is possible to view the degraded territories located in the Northern and Čerepova industrial zones, the Križu industrial territory and the Fortress warehouse zone. Panevėžys City Administration’s 3D tool offers city centre’s spatial planning options. Both 3D tools will be used to work with entrepreneurs and potential investors working on the sustainable development of industrial areas, as well at the daily work of the municipalities’ planning specialists.
Last updated: 23.04.2024 12:44
