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Phase 1: AssessmentPhase 1. Assess the context of the urban planning process (political, social, economic, legal, etc.) and of the territory in which the plan will be developed.
Phase 2: PlanPhase 2. Develop the technical document for different types of plans: Strategic Development Plan, Land Management Plan, Neighbourhood Plan.
Phase 3: OperationalisationPhase 3. Operationalise the plan and projects: programming, enabling mechanisms and action plan.
Phase 4: ImplementationPhase 4. Establish the mechanisms and processes for the implementation and monitoring of the plan and projects.

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Phase 3: Operationalisation

How do we transition from planning or action?

The objective of the third phase is to establish a series of actions and enable mechanisms to facilitate the operationalisation of the plan, its projects and strategies. The proposed projects are reviewed and more information is consolidated in order to prioritise them from a participatory and technical point of view, resulting in a portfolio of strategic projects. In addition, land management, financial, institutional and regulatory aspects are reviewed in order to define instruments and enable mechanisms that allow the implementation of projects and initiatives. Finally, a monitoring and evaluation framework is established through a set of targets and indicators, as well as a strategy, which will allow the plan to be followed up.

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