Spatial strategy covers more than hubs and gateways

WE welcome the publication of the National Spatial Strategy (NSS) as an historic contribution to spatial planning and development in Ireland.

Spatial strategy covers more than hubs and gateways
Thu, 12 Dec, 2002 - 00:00

The National Spatial Strategy is much more than a selection of gateways and hubs.

It is a framework document that will facilitate the implementation over the long term of strategies supportive of sustainable development in its environmental, economic and social dimensions.

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