Future space Lienzer Talboden

In 2014, the 15 municipalities of Ainet, Amlach, Assling, Dölsach, Gaimberg, Iselsberg-Stronach, Lavant, Leisach, Lienz, Nikolsdorf, Nußdorf-Debant, Oberlienz, Schlaiten, Thurn, and Tristach initiated a joint strategic development process with the aim of close city-periphery cooperation on infrastructure issues, coordinated settlement and economic development, and administrative cooperation.and oriented towards the South Tyrolean Puster Valley.

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Regional Governance for sustainable development and social center

The political steering process is based on a multi-level Regional Governance approach with regional conferences, workshops, and retreats. The development process is supported by Planning Association 36, Lienz and its surroundings, a municipal association defined according to the Tyrolean Spatial Planning Act. The future space Lienzer Talboden covers an area of 471 km², with 28,000 inhabitants, and represents the social, societal, and economic center in the supra-regional interconnection area with around 18,000 employees, a high concentration of infrastructure, leisure, and educational facilities, as well as an attractive economic environment.social, societal, and economic center in the supra-regional interconnection area.

Eine Panoramaansicht von den Bergen über dem Lienzer Talboden.