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The objectives of ISOCARP include the improvement of planning practice through the creation of a global and active network of planners. ISOCARP encourages exchange between planners, promotes the profession in all aspects, stimulates research, improves education and training, increases information and awareness on major planning issues. The association s main event is the annual World Congress, which focuses on an international planning theme. The congress takes place in a different country every year, preferably in a different continent. ISOCARP also organizes smaller scale seminars and publishes reports and other professional documents. It is represented at major international planning events.

ISOCARP Executive Committee 2005

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Collaborating Institutions:

Gobierno de La Rioja

Consejería de Turismo, Medio Ambiente y Politica Territorial

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The Future of the Wine Countries

P.O. Box 983 2501 CZ The Hague The Netherlands Tel +31 70 3462654 Fax +31 70 3617909 www. isocarp.org isocarp@isocarp.org

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President Alfonso Vegara (Spain) Secretary General Milica Bajic Brkovic (Serbia-Montenegro) Vice Presidents Elias Beriatos (Greece) Fernando Brandão Alvés (Portugal) Ismael Fernández Mejía (Mexico) María Teresa Franchini (Spain) Pierre Laconte (Belgium) Judith Ryser (United Kingdom) Maurits Schaafsma (Netherlands) Richard Stephens (United States) Didier Vancutsem (Germany) Executive Director Judy van Hemert (Netherlands)

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City- and Regional Planners act in spatial processes and are consultants to key decisionmakers. Their task is to propose or support spatial interventions and plans on behalf of the society in general or specific actors. Planners combine knowledge, science, design and strategy and are used to work in joint ventures and multi-disciplinary teams.

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The International Society of City and Regional Planners (ISOCARP) is a global association of experienced professional planners. It was founded in 1965 in a bid to bring together recognised and highly-qualified planners in an international network. The ISoCaRP network consists of both individual and institutional members from more than 70 countries. ISOCARP is a non-governmental organisation recognized by the UN, UNHCS and the Council of Europe and has a formal consultative status with UNESCO.

ISOCARP 2005 MOBILE WORKSHOP

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ABOUT ISOCARP

ISOCARP WORLD CONGRESS 2005

Making Spaces for the Creative Economy MOBILE WORKSHOP

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The ISOCARP Mobile Workshops are an opportunity for members to see, first-hand, planning projects, activities and development undertaken by public institutions and the private sector. When organised in conjunction with the annual congresses, the Mobile Workshops further open the possibility for local organisations to showcase their plans and contributions, and obtain valuable feedback from ISOCARP members. The theme for this Mobile Workshop is connected to the topic of the 2005 congress theme making spaces for the creative economy . Around the world, certain wine regions are becoming destinations for high-end quality tourism. The experiences of different wine regions around the world, such as Australia, California, South Africa and Spain for example, demonstrate that the vineyards are compatible with other activities, such as tourisme housing, leisure and sports. Rioja wines are one of the best-known wines from Spain, and first to be granted the denominación de origen cualificada appellation. In the Rioja wine country, architecture and landscape are being utilized to improve the attractiveness and competitiveness of the region, and to enhance the positioning of Rioja wine as an internationallyrecognised brand. This document, Landscapes and Architectures of Wine , has been prepared in collaboration with the Government of La Rioja and the Haro Town Council to disseminate these ideas in the context of the ISOCARP 2005 Mobile Workshop The Future of the Wine Country . Alfonso Vegara President, ISOCARP

Workshop Presenters: Aránzazu Vallejo Fernández (Vicepresident and Regional Minister for Tourism, the Environment and Planning, Government of La Rioja) María Martín Díez de Baldeón (Director-General for Planning, Government of La Rioja) Antonio Aguilar (General Manager, Paisajes del Vino, S.L.)

Workshop Participants: ISOCARP members from over 40 countries. Representatives from local authorities and professionals from La Rioja.

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Jim Colman (ISOCARP member Australia) Juan Luis de las Rivas (ISOCARP member Spain) Dino Juloya (ISOCARP member U.S.A.) Peter Robinson (ISOCARP member South Africa)

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Local Organising Committee ISOCARP World Congress 2005: Javier de Mesones (Honorary President) Waikeen Ng Ignacio Alcalde Knowledge Partner for the preparation of this document: Fundacion Metropoli


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