Airport Regions Council
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Area served | aviation, airports, airport regions, spatial planning, interregional cooperation, EU projects, communication |
| Services | Development and implementation of European projects, advocacy and representation at EU level, production of thematic studies and publications, organisation of events and development of communication campaigns. |
| Employees | 3-4 |
Airport Regions Council (ARC) - formerly known as Airport Regions Conference, is an association of regional and local authorities with an international airport within or near their territories, founded in 1994.[1]
Currently, the ARC has more than 30 members, ranging from regions hosting the largest hubs in Europe (e.g. Frankfurt, Madrid, etc.) to small regional airports (Oulu and Iasi).
The governance structure of the organisation includes an executive committee (the President and 7 members), an Assembly (ARC member regions) and a Secretariat, which is based in Brussels, Belgium.
Projects
[edit]Current projects
The ARC is part of one European Union-funded project - ANIMA (Aviation Noise Impact Management through Novel Approaches).[2]
Past projects
Previous projects include dAIR, LAirA, DREAAM, all EU-funded projects.[3]
ARC Members
[edit]In August 2019, these are the members of ARC:
- Vienna City Council
- Flemish Brabant Province
- Wallonia The Walloon Company of Airports
- Prague Airport Region
- IAU Île-de-France (Paris Region Planning and Development Agency)
- Val d'Oise Department
- State of Berlin & State of Brandenburg
- Frankfurt Rhein-Main Regional Authority
- Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region
- Budapest District XVIII
- Mazovia Region
- Iași County Council
- Barcelona Municipal County
- Government of Catalonia
- El Prat de Llobregat Town Council
- Gavà Town Council
- Madrid City Council
- Gothenburg Region
- Municipality of Härryda
- Stockholm County Council & Sigtuna
- Akershus County Council
- Øvre Romerike Development
References
[edit]- ^ Alexander, E. R. (June 1998). "Amsterdam in the Red Queen's Country: Interorganizational coordination and EU-local interaction in spatial planning and policy". European Planning Studies. 6 (3): 283–298. doi:10.1080/09654319808720462.
- ^ "Anima". Retrieved 2020-09-29.
- ^ "PREVIOUS PROJECTS". Airport Regions. Retrieved 2020-09-29.