Abstract
From 2006-2013, the International Centre for Local & Regional Development (ICLRD) published applied research on urban reconciliation, community regeneration, and inter-regional and cross-border co-operation for the Island of Ireland, specifically the border regions between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland communities.
ICLRD’s research brought together universities, governments, and community groups to address the spatial aspects of peace and reconciliation on the Island of Ireland. ICLRD’s work details the challenges of building regenerative urban development across multiple contexts–political and economic dynamics within the Island of Ireland, between European Union councils in cross-border regions, and within local Irish communities. The project made a particular focus on encouraging communities to take a proactive role in creating a stable society in their regions.
Partners included CroSPlaN (European Union INTERREG IVA), the International Fund for Ireland, and the Higher Education Authority of the Irish Government. François Vigier contributed to this research for I2UD.
See related I2UD projects below
Related I2UD Projects
Related by: Directed by ICLRD
- ICLRD: Annual Conference Reports on Urban Planning for the Island of Ireland, 2004-2017 (Project ID: 2004_05_001)
- ICLRD: Spatial Strategies for Peace and Reconciliation on the Island of Ireland – Collected Research Reports (Project ID: 2006_06_001)
- “The Atlas of the Island of Ireland: Mapping Social and Economic Change,” ICLRD Publication (Project ID: 2008_00_001)
- “Shaping and Managing Cross-Border Development,” ICLRD Executive Training Program Materials, for Irish Border Cities (Project ID: 2009_00_004)
- ICLRD: Urban Reconciliation Case Studies for Public Housing Estates in Ireland and Northern Ireland (Project ID: 2010_05_001)
- “Borderlands: The Journal of Spatial Planning in Ireland,” ICLRD Publication (Project ID: 2011_00_001)
- ICLRD Briefing Papers 2012-2016: “Implementation of River Basin Management Plans” and “Applying the Functional Territories Concept: Planning Beyond Borders” (Project ID: 2012_00_001)

