THE RESETTLEMENT SYSTEM OF POLTAVA OBLAST: THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF PERSPECTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Authors

  • Pavlo OSTAPENKO Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Kyiv, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.17721/2413-7154/2015.71.81-87

Keywords:

resettlement system, planning organization of the territory, oblast planning scheme, city planning documentation

Abstract

Oblast planning scheme is a base for the development of strategic, forecasting and program documents for the implementation of regional policy. It contains the key decisions related to functional zoning of the region by type of primary land use, planning organization, and characteristics of resettlement system. The article describes one of the practical examples of justified change in the resettlement system of one Ukrainian administrative oblast. The main goal of improving the resettlement system of any oblast is to create conditions for urban development that is to ensure equal access of every citizen (regardless of residential place) to all kinds of social, cultural services and other resources required for appropriate human development.

References

DBN B.1.1-13:2012 Sklad ì zmìst mìstobudìvnoï dokumentacìï na deržavnomu ta regìonal'nomu rìvnâh [Construction standards and regulations B.1.1-13:2012. Content and structure of urban planning at national and regional levels]. Kyiv, Ministry of Regional Development, 2012. (In Ukrainian).

General'na shema planuvannâ teritorìï Ukraïni. DP UDNDÌPM «Dìpromìsto» ìmenì Û.M. Bìlokonâ. [General Planning Scheme of Ukraine. State Enterprise «Dipromisto»]. Kyiv, 2002. (In Ukrainian).

Shema planuvannâ teritorìï Poltavs'koï oblastì. DP UDNDÌPM «Dìpromìsto» ìmenì Û.M. Bìlokonâ. [Poltava Oblast Planning Scheme. State Enterprise «Dipromisto»]. Kyiv, 2013. (In Ukrainian)

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Published

2015-06-30

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OSTAPENKO, P. (2015). THE RESETTLEMENT SYSTEM OF POLTAVA OBLAST: THE MAIN DIRECTIONS OF PERSPECTIVE DEVELOPMENT. Ekonomichna Ta Sotsialna Geografiya, 71, 81–87. https://doi.org/10.17721/2413-7154/2015.71.81-87

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Volume 71 (2015)

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