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Projekt MINLAND je osmi\u0161ljen kako bi se raspravljalo o izazovima prostornog planiranja iz razli\u010ditih potreba. Stoga je od velike va\u017enosti osigurati pristup prostoru za istra\u017eivanje i eksploataciju mineralnih sirovina, uklju\u010duju\u0107i kriti\u010dne mineralne sirovine u integriranom optimiziranom procesu.<\/span><\/p>\n EU je prepoznala va\u017enost za\u0161tite opskrbe metalnim i ostalim mineralnim sirovinama za europske potrebe u Inicijativi o mineralnim sirovinama Europske komisije. Razlozi tomu su to \u0161to mineralne sirovine imaju klju\u010dnu ulogu u razvoju nove zelene tehnologije, baterija za elektri\u010dne automobile, razvoju gradova i pristupu metalima za europsku industriju. Posljedica formirane strategije bilo je pokretanje poziva H2020 SC5 te je konzorcij MINLAND osvojio projekt. <\/span><\/p>\n Projekt MINLAND \u0107e slijediti tri glavna cilja: izraditi bazu podataka o postoje\u0107im politikama, dati smjernice o povezivanju prostornog planiranja i mineralnih politika, analizirati primjere prostornog planiranja u istra\u017eivanju i eksploataciji mineralnih sirovina s obzirom na mineralne politike i politike prostornog planiranja. <\/span><\/p>\n Konzorcij MINLAND, kojim koordinira Geolo\u0161ka slu\u017eba \u0160vedske, temelji se na sudjelovanju iz cijele Europe. Konzorcij se sastoji od partnera i tre\u0107ih strana \u010dija stru\u010dnost uklju\u010duje geolo\u0161ke podatke u prostornom planiranju (Eurogeosurveys – krovna organizacija geolo\u0161kih slu\u017ebi), tijela nadle\u017ena za rudarstvo, tijela nadle\u017ena za prostorno planiranje, industriju i akademiju. Nadalje ga podr\u017eava \u0161iroka skupina dionika koja obuhva\u0107a tijela vlasti za prostorno planiranje na razini op\u0107ina i regija te Euromine, World Wildlife Fund, PDAC, UEPG i stru\u010dnjake za prostorno planiranje.<\/span><\/p>\n Ovaj projekt financira Europska unija u sklopu Horizon2020, okvirnog programa za istra\u017eivanje i inovacije. Projekt je slu\u017ebeno zapo\u010deo 1. prosinca 2017. i trajat \u0107e dvije godine.<\/span><\/p>\n Web stranice projekta:<\/strong><\/p>\n http:\/\/www.eurogeosurveys.org\/projects\/current-projects\/minland\/<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n