Practice Spatial Planning Complexities (2) - Introduction to Kiruna's Heritage

Practice: Spatial Planning Complexities

Lesson 2Introduction to Kiruna's Heritage

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Question 1.
Name the three main stakeholders in Kiruna's relocation project.
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Think about who is involved in mining and managing the community.
Question 2.
What is heritagisation?
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What happens when a building is made significant?
3Question 3.
What does heritagisation refer to?
- The removal of heritage status
- The process of designating heritage
- The preservation of natural spaces
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Think about the significance assigned to historical buildings.
4Question 4.
True or False: De-heritagisation is the reaffirmation of already designated heritage.
- True
- False
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Remember what happens when recognition is removed.
Question 5.
Reflect on how Kiruna's planning process incorporates ecological considerations. Propose a detailed plan that balances economic development and ecological preservation.
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Consider using case studies that have balanced development with environmental concerns.
Question 6.
Critically evaluate the effectiveness of the communication strategies employed among key stakeholders. What alternative strategies might enhance engagement?
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Think about how feedback loops can strengthen stakeholder buy-in.

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