Print Email Facebook Twitter Spatial Planning Policy Tools Title Spatial Planning Policy Tools: A conceptual model Author Stead, D. (TU Delft Spatial Planning and Strategy) Contributor Rocco, Roberto (editor) Bracken, Gregory (editor) Newton, Caroline (editor) Dabrowski, Marcin (editor) Date 2022 Abstract This chapter outlines a conceptual model for understanding the range of policy tools which can be used in spatial planning. The classification of tools builds on the NATO model (nodality, authority, treasue, and organisation) proposed by Christopher Hood (1986) and differentiates between two separate functions of policy tools: substantive and procedural. Substantive policy tools refer to those which directly affect the delivery of the goals of a plan, while procedural policy tools refer to those which affect the process and procedure of developing or reviewing a plan. A further distinction is made between tools used for the activities of plan-making (and review), development control and plan enforcement, since these activities make use of different types of tools. Subject Spatial planningpolicy toolsplan-makingdevelopment controlplan enforcement To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:8ae8ceef-bdfc-42cc-883f-8c136e381086 Publisher TU Delft OPEN Publishing, Delft ISBN 978-94-6366-604-6 Source Teaching, Learning & Researching Spatial Planning Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type book chapter Rights © 2022 D. Stead Files PDF Spatial_planning_policy_tools.pdf 2.97 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:8ae8ceef-bdfc-42cc-883f-8c136e381086/datastream/OBJ/view