Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Rebranding Strategies
- Top Down
- Decisions made by authorities
- Imposed on local people and places
- Strategic in nature
- Cooridnated strategy
- Locals can feel isolated from the decision
- Ignores local knowledge
- Bottom Up
- Listens to local opinions
- Local solutions
- Lack power
- Often relies on volunteers
- Uses Local knowledge
- Rural strateies
- Rural heritage
- Tourism
- Specialist food products
- Arts and media projects
- On-farm tourism
- rural industry
- Farming organic crops
- Off-farm diversification
- Development of rural energy
- Food towns
- Community radio
- Food festivals
- Rural Sports
- Food Trail
- Media and Film making
- Paintballing
- Go ape
- Coastal Strategies
- Upgrading promenade and sea front
- Improving retail quality and diversity along the sea front
- Enhancement of parks, green spaces and street furniture
- Upgrading seaside
residential areas
- Promoting access t places of environmental importance
- Hosing clearance
- New shopping centres
- Improving Café club culture and technology initiatives
- Urban strategies
- Cities of sport
- Sustainable cities
- Specialist industries
- Food cities
- City of culture
- Arts and heritage
- Use of innovative architecture
- Technology-led enterprise
- Retailing
- Themed events
- Public transport
- Reurbanisation
- Sustainable future
- Employment opportunities close to communities, reducing transport footprint
- Preservation of
heritage and culture
- Innovation design,
minimising waste
energy and
resources
- Respect for
and
enhancement
of natural
environment
- Economically viable,
providing a range of
employment opportunities
- Limited use of artificial
chemicals in any
production methods
- Local foods and produce, reducing
food miles and adding value
- Using technology to support agriculture
- Leicester and Curitiba
- Sustainable cities
- Noise reduction
- Slowing climate change
- Recycling schemes
- Better mobility
- Tree planting
- Protecting wildlife
- Energy saving
- UK eco-city in 1990