In order to be able to operate social democratic policy, planning was understood as a system of strategic decisions and institutional frameworks for establishing future courses of action.
The ICF appears as a promising conceptual framework, but how to translate it into a system of individual decisions is far from being clear, at the moment.
Though private property is a system of individual decision-making, it is still a system of social rules.
A system of participatory decision support is therefore required to reconcile the greening requirements of the community, and the ecological benefits of biodiversity.
Especially in Switzerland, with a system of early selection decisions, these influences have frequently been confirmed, at least for the start of the career (Becker 2013; SKFB 2014).
We distinguish strategic planning — a system of strategy formulation, decision making and control — from particular planning technologies such as SBU planning.
I hope that the Convention consolidates this role by creating a democratic system of decision-making and a right for people to go to court and, in certain cases, obtain damages if their rights have been infringed.
