Urban and regional development in Thuringia
In the field of urban and regional development, LEG Thüringen offers a comprehensive range of services, particularly to municipal partners. As a recognized urban renewal agency, LEG Thüringen assists Thuringian towns and municipalities in revitalizing and redesigning inner-city neighborhoods and addressing structural deficiencies. In urban development, it focuses primarily on locations that are of central importance to the development of a region. In regional development, the focus is on strengthening regional cooperation between mayors and district administrators in areas such as economic development, tourism, and infrastructure.
Projects commissioned by Thuringia
Integrated timetable
Traveling by bus and train should become more attractive for people throughout Thuringia and a genuine alternative to traveling by car. What needs to change in the Free State to achieve this?
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Action Alliance for City Centers
Lively, vibrant, and diverse – that's how our Thuringian city centers should be. A place where trade, gastronomy, and commerce flourish; a place where public and cultural life pulsates; a place where residents and visitors enjoy meeting and interacting. This is the guiding principle for our city centers.
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Perspective Reinhardsbrunn Castle
A true idyll surrounded by pristine nature and rushing forests: Reinhardsbrunn Castle in Thuringia, with its adjacent parklands, is a precious architectural and cultural monument of supra-regional importance.
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Thuringian Mobility Network
The Thuringian Mobility Network (TMN) focuses on the institutionalization of exchange, communication and knowledge transfer in the mobility sector of the Free State.
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Information Center for Digital Infrastructure
Digitalization opens up new opportunities – for daily life, for work, and for social participation in Thuringia. A modern, high-performance digital infrastructure is a prerequisite for this.
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Vacant Land Register
LEG Thüringen supports the implementation of the national sustainability goal of reducing land consumption nationwide to 30 hectares per day by 2020. The Free State of Thuringia has even set itself the long-term goal of reducing net land consumption and net land sealing to zero. To support this, LEG Thüringen operates a Vacant Land Register , which already includes over 1,000 sites of 3,000 m² and is being further expanded.
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News and Events
News
Events
Since October, companies have been benefiting from the Thuringian foreign office in the USA, their most important export market. We would like to introduce this foreign representation to you in more detail in this article.
