Territorial intelligence
Origin: Lat. territoriālis intelligentia
Set of analysis tools and methods available to a territory to guarantee its development, its governance as well as its direction. It generally has four ingredients: a mutualized organization of actors that forms a network implanted in the territory; a work process based on the collection, exchange and processing of data and knowledge; special attention to sustainable development and the attractiveness of the territories and collective work, which involves the interested parties of the territory.
Spanish: Inteligencia territorial
Sources and references
- Destatte, Phillipe & Philippe Durance: “Les mots-clés de la prospective territoriale” y “Palabras clave de la prospectiva territorial”cited 25 times
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