Regionale provides impetus for landscape and culture

Dietikon ZH – By the time it was completed, the Regionale 2025 had realized numerous projects aimed at increasing sustainable spatial development and quality of life in the Limmat Valley. A report by the FHNW confirms the impetus provided by Regionale 2025, particularly in the areas of landscape and culture.

(CONNECT) The Regionale 2025 - Limmattal Project Show marks the end of a ten-year pilot project in which 16 municipalities from the Limmattal in the cantons of Zurich and Aargau took part. According to the organizers, the Regionale not only provided impetus, technical support and help in financing the projects, but also promoted cooperation across municipal and cantonal borders.

The University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW) has presented a report on the impact of the Regionale, in which respondents emphasize the impetus for landscape and culture. It is therefore recommended that both regional cooperation and support for projects in landscape and culture, as well as in the areas of leisure, society and the environment, be continued.

A total of 28 projects were presented at the Regionale. The organizers mention the agricultural park in the Spreitenbach, Dietikon, Oetwil an der Limmat and Würenlos landscape corridor as well as the hot springs in Baden and Ennetbaden and the sound tapestry organized by several Limmat Valley music and dance groups. ce/jh

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