The Territorial Model of Andalusia constitutes the most basic reference of the objectives of Andalusian territorial policy, offering a scheme for the organization of the Andalusian territory that responds to the objectives and needs of the Community, as a common space for its balanced, supportive and sustainable development.

Contenido

Estas estrategias se refieren a:.

• el sistema de ciudades,

• el sistema de articulación regional (con los subsistemas de transportes, telecomunicaciones, energético y hidrológico-hidráulico),

• el sistema regional de protección del territorio (prevención de riesgos, patrimonio natural, cultural y paisajístico) del territorio, y

• la integración exterior de Andalucía, tanto a escala nacional como continental, a través de los ejes de desarrollo europeo y reforzando la dimensión y el protagonismo euromediterráneo de Andalucía.

Territorial units

According to the plan, the territorial units are continuous areas defined by their physical and functional homogeneity and constitute a reference in which to contextualize the regional systems of cities, transportation, heritage, etc. Four territorial domains are distinguished, which are: Sierra Morena-Los Pedroches, the Guadalquivir valley, the Betic mountain ranges and valleys and the coastline "Litoral (geography)").

Within these four basic domains, other smaller territorial units are distinguished depending on the networks of cities they contain, differentiating four types of units, which are:

The plan sets the objectives of the territorial units, delimits them and defines the conditions of their functional organization.

City networks

The polynuclear system of regional centers constitutes the first urban reference for the articulation of the territory. Medium city networks are the second level of the city system, understood as sets of cities that can coherently organize a relatively homogeneous territory. Finally, settlement networks in rural areas are distinguished.

The POTA aims to activate the development potential and improve the competitiveness of each and every part of the territory of Andalusia: the metropolitan areas, the coast, the medium-sized inland cities and the rural and mountain areas. To this end, the Plan includes determinations aimed at mobilizing the great potential that the urban centers of Andalusia have to promote and support processes of regional, rural and local economic development in their territorial areas of influence.

The content of this article incorporates material published in BOJA No. 008 on January 2, 1994, which is in the public domain in accordance with the provisions of article 13 of the Spanish Intellectual Property Law..

The Territorial Model of Andalusia constitutes the most basic reference of the objectives of Andalusian territorial policy, offering a scheme for the organization of the Andalusian territory that responds to the objectives and needs of the Community, as a common space for its balanced, supportive and sustainable development.

Contenido

Estas estrategias se refieren a:.

• el sistema de ciudades,

• el sistema de articulación regional (con los subsistemas de transportes, telecomunicaciones, energético y hidrológico-hidráulico),

• el sistema regional de protección del territorio (prevención de riesgos, patrimonio natural, cultural y paisajístico) del territorio, y

• la integración exterior de Andalucía, tanto a escala nacional como continental, a través de los ejes de desarrollo europeo y reforzando la dimensión y el protagonismo euromediterráneo de Andalucía.

Territorial units

According to the plan, the territorial units are continuous areas defined by their physical and functional homogeneity and constitute a reference in which to contextualize the regional systems of cities, transportation, heritage, etc. Four territorial domains are distinguished, which are: Sierra Morena-Los Pedroches, the Guadalquivir valley, the Betic mountain ranges and valleys and the coastline "Litoral (geography)").

Within these four basic domains, other smaller territorial units are distinguished depending on the networks of cities they contain, differentiating four types of units, which are:

The plan sets the objectives of the territorial units, delimits them and defines the conditions of their functional organization.

City networks

The polynuclear system of regional centers constitutes the first urban reference for the articulation of the territory. Medium city networks are the second level of the city system, understood as sets of cities that can coherently organize a relatively homogeneous territory. Finally, settlement networks in rural areas are distinguished.

The POTA aims to activate the development potential and improve the competitiveness of each and every part of the territory of Andalusia: the metropolitan areas, the coast, the medium-sized inland cities and the rural and mountain areas. To this end, the Plan includes determinations aimed at mobilizing the great potential that the urban centers of Andalusia have to promote and support processes of regional, rural and local economic development in their territorial areas of influence.

The content of this article incorporates material published in BOJA No. 008 on January 2, 1994, which is in the public domain in accordance with the provisions of article 13 of the Spanish Intellectual Property Law..