The Regional Development Strategy Northern Ireland: Inequality and balanced development

Brendan Murtagh

The Regional Development Strategy Northern Ireland: Inequality and balanced development

School of Natural and Built Environment

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Abstract

Preparation of the new Regional Development Strategy 2025 for Northern Ireland (DRDNI 2001) began just three years after the signing of the Good Friday Agreement 1998 and in many ways, it embodied a more collaborative, balanced and hopeful identity for the region. A decade later, the revised strategy (DRDNI 2010) kept the commitment to balanced growth but stripped out many of the more progressive policies around segregation, poverty and balanced development. This paper highlights the importance of spatial planning in the context of Brexit, a renewed interest in polycentric development and the need to promote an inclusive social, ecological and economic future for the region.
Planning

Original language	English
Title of host publication	National Spatial Strtaegies in an Age of Inequality
Editors	Mark Boyle, Aileen Jones, Olivier Sykes, Ian Wray
Place of Publication	Liverpool
Publisher	Heseltine Institute University of Liverpool
Chapter	4
Pages	32
Number of pages	41
Publication status	Published - 18 Jan 2019

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The Regional Development Strategy Northern Ireland: Inequality and balanced development. / Murtagh, Brendan.

National Spatial Strtaegies in an Age of Inequality. ed. / Mark Boyle; Aileen Jones; Olivier Sykes; Ian Wray. Liverpool : Heseltine Institute University of Liverpool, 2019. p. 32.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review

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