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Ministère pour l’Infrastructure et l’Agriculture de Brandenburg – Département des Transports, Allemagne

Brandenbourg fait partie de la région capital allemande de Berlin-Brandenbourg. Cette région est charactérisée par une structure particulière : la ville de Berlin avec une haute densité de population, les environs proches avec aussi une forte densité de population et plus loin les zones rurales. Environ 6 million de personnes vivent dans la région, dont 2,5 millions en Brandenbourg (hors de Berlin). Cette structure donne lieu à des défis mais aussi à des opportunités, auxquels ils faut faire face.

Le département transport du ministère est responsable de la politique de transport dans la région Brandenbourg, de la plannification et des infrastructures de transport ainsi que de l’organisation des services de transport public sur le territoire. Le département collabore avec le ministère fédéral et les autres régions allemandes, ainsi qu’avec les municipalités et les districts du pays.

Le ministère gère plusieurs structures dans le pays, pour être en mesure de répondre aux défis de la région et pour pouvoir offrir des chances de développement dans tout le territoire. Une des tâches principales du ministère est ainsi d’assurer la mobilité dans la région et dans les zones rurales. La Région agit de différentes manières pour que les territoires puissent trouver des solutions résoudre leurs problèmes selon des approches adaptées, notamment en montrant des exemples de solutions. La Région Brandebourg a ainsi quelques bonnes idées dans le domaine de la mobilité (mobilité pour les jeunes ou pour des groupes cibles spécifiques, gestion intégrée de la mobilité, etc.). C’est cette expérience que la Région apporte à MOG, en souhaitant en retour apprendre des autres partenaires de nouvelles idées. Ces idées permettront de rendre le Brandebourg plus fort pour résoudre ses problèmes de mobilité et partant pour améliorer le développement des zones rurales.

Site Internet : http://www.mil.brandenburg.de

Adresse :

Ministry for Infrastructure and Agriculture
Department Transport
Henning – von – Tresckow – Strasse 2-8
D – 14467 Potsdam

 

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