City:Labor

Lienz, with its compact structure, presents itself as a city where everyday routes can be easily covered within 10 minutes on foot. The attached walking time map vividly illustrates how quickly public facilities in the city are accessible on foot.

This project aims to make the often still hidden manufactures visible and achieve recognition and customer appeal through a common platform. In the context of inner city development, the manufactures should be part of a new economic stability and competitiveness. Craftsmanship and manufacturing talent should be highlighted and contribute to strengthening the economic location through cooperation.

With the project "Regional Soil Improvement", the city of Lienz promotes humus build-up through compost. The aim is to sustainably improve agricultural soils and make sensible use of regional waste resources.

City centers are currently undergoing a transformation - but in a positive sense, as due to their high customer frequency and good economic environment, urban centers are becoming increasingly important for manufactories and small production facilities. At the same time, craft businesses present an opportunity for urban development, as their individual, incomparable offers provide a unique selling proposition compared to other locations.

As part of the cross-border project "Blooming Cities", last year a photo competition with different focuses was carried out by the Photo Clubs Lienz and Bruneck. Citizens of the city of Bruneck dealt with the main topic of "Biodiversity in urban areas" and in Lienz, the focus was on urban trees and their significance.

Within the LEADER project "Green Space Management as an Instrument for Climate Change Adaptation, L7-CLLD_IWB_Tirol-OSTT-15", the aim is to carry out a comprehensive analysis, cartographic recording, ecological assessment, and prioritization of measures on the "public green infrastructure" in the urban area.

What do I love about the small town between Drau and Isel? Where are my favorite places? What do I miss particularly at the moment? Is it a coffee on one of the many sun terraces? A relaxed shopping tour through the boutiques? Are they beautiful memories, a certain taste, a feeling? Or does the anticipation of what can be done once the shops, gastronomy, and cultural establishments have fully reopened already outweigh?

Das „Mobilitätszentrum Lienz“ verbessert die regionale Erreichbarkeit und vernetzt alle Formen des öffentlichen Nahverkehrs für Pendler. Geplant sind E-Carsharing, ein Radservice-Center, ein eigener Bahnsteig für Radgäste und neue Park- & Ride-Plätze. Besuchen Sie die digitale Sonderausstellung und teilen Sie Ihr Feedback!

In recent years, work has been continuously done on the redevelopment of the Lienz Main Square. In mid-June 2021, the first designs were publicly presented. In early July 2021, the City Laboratory opened its doors and all citizens were invited to view the designs of the new main square.

What is the local RegioNet? How far has the expansion of the existing network progressed, and how can one actually become a RegioNet customer?  

In an increasingly multi-local and digitized world, broadband infrastructure is considered a central location criterion. The municipalities in East Tyrol have recognized this and have invested extensively in passive broadband infrastructure in recent years.

In order to strategically set the right course, central measures and activities were developed in a citizen-stakeholder participation process, which demonstrate a comprehensive need for change for the existing facilities. In addition to the participatory process, a sharpening in the form of a repositioning with the creation of a master plan will now take place in continuation of the cooperative development process, and a future-oriented repositioning and profiling will be developed. In the course of thisdevelopment process, a specific brand and positioning line will be cooperatively developed and elaborated with the involvement of the population. Another objective is the creation of a project and action plan as well as the development of foundations for specific sub-projects adapted to climate change.

Inner cities are crucial anchor points for public life and sustainable development in functional regions. Within the framework of the Integrated Urban Development Concept ( Integrated urban development concept ), active shaping of the city center is promoted, focusing on urban qualities and quality of life. By incorporating regional perspectives and creating multiple city centers, the relationship between city and countryside is redefined. Topics such as climate adaptation, sustainability, and mobility offer potentials for the future. The goal is tostrengthen and further develop inner cities according to clear regional priorities.

The past years have shown a significant change in the field of economic structures and purchasing power behavior of the citizens. A targeted development of trade and economic locations based on current numerical evidence becomes very significant due to changed consumer behavior and the resulting changes in the field of trade.Trade/frequency/ and purchasing power studies as well as an analysis and forecast of this economic sector.

The North School Center, which includes a total of 3 types of schools (primary school, polytechnic school, and secondary school) is being renovated since mid-2022 and will receive a green forecourt. The school center was built in the 1070s and is located near the district hospital.

Trees, shrubs, green and open spaces are part of the "Green Infrastructure". They serve important functions for the city of the future such as recreational function, increasing biodiversity, cleaning air and water, flood protection, rainwater management, and adaptation to climate change, e.g. by reducing urban heat islands.