ECTP-CEU (European Council of Spatial Planners-Conseil européen des urbanistes) is an umbrella association which aims to provide its members with a common forum for information exchange and the promotion of awareness of the contribution of spatial planning to sustainable development. Key issues of shared interest include the response of spatial planning to the challenge of climate change and the concept of "balanced development" across the EU. The Council was founded in 1985 as the European Council of Town Planners. It brings together 24 professional spatial planning associations and institutes from 22 European countries including

• Chambre des Urbanistes de Belgique & Vlaamse Vereniging voor Ruimte en Planning (Belgium)
• Asociace pro urbanismus a územní planování Ceské republiky (Czech Republic)
• Deutsche Akademie für Städtebau und Landesplanung (Germany)
• Σύλλογος Ελλήνων Πολεοδόμων & Χωροτακτών/Greek Planners Association (Greece)
• Asociación Española de Técnicos Urbanistas (Spain)
• Société Française des Urbanistes (France)
• Eesti Planeerijate Ühing (Estonia)
• Irish Planning Institute (Ireland)
• Skipulagsfraeðingafélag Íslands (Iceland)
• Associazione Nazionale degli Urbanisti e dei Pianificatori Territoriali e Ambientali & Istituto Nazionale di Urbanistica (Italy)
• Cyprus Association of Town Planners (Cyprus)
• Malta Chamber of Planners (Malta)
• Magyar Urbanisztikai Társaság (Hungary)
• Beroepsvereniging van Nederlandse Stedebouwkundigen en Planologen (Netherlands)
• Forum for Kommunale Planleggere (Norway)
• Krajowa Rada Izba Urbanistów (Poland)
• Associação de Urbanistas Portugueses (Portugal)
• Asociaţia Profesionala a Urbaniştilor din Româniă (Romania)
• Društvo Urbanistov in Prostorskih Planerjev Slovenije (Slovenia)
• Royal Town Planning Institute (United Kingdom)
• Udruženje urbanista Srbije (Serbia)
• Fachverband Schweizer Raumplanerinnen & Raumplaner/Fédération Suisse des Urbanistes (Switzerland)

Find out more by visiting the ECTP-CEU website.

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Author:

Research Team

Publisher:

The Royal Town Planning Institute

Date:

04-Jan-10

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