“Long Term Planning Experience”

– Curitiba -

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Curitiba

432 km2

1,788,559 inhab.

GDP – Curitiba: US$ 8 billion

(6th GDP in Brazil)

Budget U$ 1,3 billion

15,622,33 km2

3,261,168 inhab.

Growth rate: 2.4%

26 municipalities

Metropolitan

Region

Location

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Visioning and the role played by local

authority

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1943

Agache`s

visioning with

long and

confortable aves.

was fundamental

for the linear

pattern in mid XX

century

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Structural Roads

Inner Ring Road

Industrial Zone

Rural area

Residencial zone

Iguaçu River

Growth axis

1964 Plan

Visioning

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IPPUC Creation

December 1st, 1965

Mission: To coordinate urban planning and monitoring

process of the city, by elaborating programs, plans, projects,

and urban research; collect and manage funds; follow

investments on infrastructure works and make them

compatible; follow municipal actions and the integration with

the Metropolitan Region of Curitiba; seek excellency and

share best practices in urban planning.

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1964 Plan 1968 Ippuc`s Review

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Master Plan 1966 Revised in 2004

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Master plan 1966

Linear growth

DOWNTOWN

Structural corridor LAND USE

STREET NETWORK

ENVIRONMENT

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

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Rapid lane

Bus lane

Rapid car lane

1966 TOD Concept

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Trinary Road

System

Exclusive bus

lane

Strutural Corridors

West axis

South axis

271.869 inhabitants

Business activities: 14.684

Corridors Today

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The North Corridor, 1974

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North Corridor

Today

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Main Street

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Flowers Main Street

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Neighbourhood Upgrade

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Public Transport Priority

270 passengers per bus

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Bridging the Gap Between Rich and

Poor

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Rich Neighbourhood

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Building Incentives – Subsidize low income housing

From 1991 to 2002

R$ 21.320.709,22

Housing units: 29.104

Total granted area: 252.296,04 m2

Crossed Subsidies

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Population: 157,461 inhabitants Companies: 5202 50,000 direct jobs 150,000 indirect jobs

The Industrial City

Industrial space estblished 1973

Tecnopark Incentives for high tech industries close to University

centres and Research Institutes

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1998 2000

Urban rehabilition

Employment generation

1211 relocations

254 legal processes

5878 citizens

INFRASTRUCTURE

AFFORDABLE

HOUSING

CAPACITY BUILDING

02 social incubators

12 entrepreneur sheds

The Employment Axis

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Botanic Gardens

Small Jobs and Learning

Teenagers

gardening learning

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5kg Waste= 1 Bag of groceries

Green exchange

Waste Colection

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Aproximately 5,000 families involved 150 t of recyclables per day

Recycling and

Employment

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The Role of Local Authorities

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Municipal guards

Sports and Leiusre

Health

Supplies Culture

Education Children

Regionais

Renda até 3 SM

Áreas de Ocupação Irregular

RUA DA CIDADANIA

Health care unit

Digital inclusion

School Lighthouse of

Knowledge

Social care

Decentralisation: Neighbourhood Services and Equipment

Provide Access to Facilites and

Services

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Government Descentralization

Citizens Street

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Citizens Street

Public Services

Reinvent your neighborhood

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Community at School

Building Capacity

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Human scale

Priority for pedestrians

Culture

Estimulate Downtown Activity

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1972

Pedestrian Malls

Flowers’ Street

Human scale

Urban landscape

Priority for pedestrians

Pedestrianize

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Transfer of Building Rights - 1982

660 units

54 with granted building incentive

Creating Incentives

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E-GOV

Providing Access to Information

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Tingui Park

Partnership with the private sector

40% of the area donated to the municipality

60% with changes in zoning, allowing higher density

Negotiation, project and implementation in 2 years

1994

380,000m²

Partnership

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Transfer of Building Rights

Green Areas Protection Tool

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Law 7833/ 1991

Private areas with vast green area can benefit from tax reduction:

Green area/ lot

more than 80%

50 – 80%

30 – 45%

Tax reduction

100%

80%

50%

Decree 194/ 2000

Transfer of building rights

Determines minimum size

for plots

Green areas Incentives

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Indice de permeabilidade 25%

Lei nº 10.785/ 2003 — Conservação de agua nos

edificios

. Edificios Maioires que 3.000 m2 devem aproveitar

agua da chuva

Ground Permeability

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Public Participation an Decision Making

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National Law – City Act from 2001

Pulic participation is obligatory

Urban property and city are to comply to social function

Basic guidelines for plan preparation

(contents, instruments and procedures)

City Conferences System

(every two years)

National, State and Local levels

The City`s Statute

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Anel Viário - Rua Teffé

Community Led Projects

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LDO 2007

Participatory Budgeting

Is there a Method for policy formulation and

implementation?

Planning Process

CDP – Method Analysis Matrix

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Regionais

concluídas

Plannning for the Elderly

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