"regional development plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in any context where you are referring to a plan that has been created to help with the development of a certain region. For example, "The regional development plan aims to increase job opportunities and improve the local infrastructure."
Joanne Marchetta, the executive director of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency, which is part of the two-state compact and drew up the new regional development plan, has a different interpretation.
It showed, said some locals, that Cornwall can expect little understanding from bureaucrats in faraway towns.Since April the South-West RDA, like the seven other newly created English development authorities, has been working on a regional development plan.
In order to counteract rural-to-urban migration, we suggest a regional development plan involving the strategic attraction of particular large, international firms and FDI to rural areas.
It took RAJUK a very long time (until 2011) to finalize DAP which could not be executed due to serious objections from different stakeholders of the city; such as civil society, urban planners' association etc. Preparation of a new regional development plan (RDP) for RAJUK area for the period 2016 2035 has started in 2016 but it is still under review process.
"We support the women who have political ambitions, because we've noticed that if women are not there, nobody advocates for them," said Bihamba, adding that in the most recent regional development plan, the local parliament "accidentally" forgot to include anything on women. .
Environmental effects on the sea environment, the air, land and on the region as well as on the regional development plans are to be minimized.
By the end of the working session regional development plans were finalized for Regions 8 and 10and will be implemented shortly, while all other regions had agreed to develop their plans following the examples of 8 and 9.
Such an audit, though periodically, should be a necessary input in regional development planning and policy making.
One question in the policy review is whether the government should marry ports policy to its regional development plans.Others have more fundamental objections.
Amunwa said: "Tullow's CSR projects have a glossy image but local NGOs say projects are piecemeal and have not been integrated into regional development plans".
Moving to regional development plans "does make sense on many levels", he said.
