The phrase 'territorial projects' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to projects that focus on a particular region or area, such as: "The government has launched a series of territorial projects aimed at improving infrastructure in rural areas."
This is why a territorial project is not just about design, but also the act of carefully reading the anatomy of a territory in order to uncover its existing power relationships and project an alternative scenario.
The third part gives details of the features of this possible integration by analysing a strategic territorial project of river process management and environmental redevelopment.
They invested some of the fruits of empire in a territorial project of building national community, which they materialized through infrastructures --schools, roand, railroads, and postal services.
To be specific, this territorial project is a micro-sphere experiment in the San Ysidro district, a low-income community made up of families of Latin-American immigrants and situated close to the international border.
Main challenge was to experiment how another model of mobility, the cycle tourism, able to promote a territorial project preferring to pass slowly through the inland areas, avoided by the fast infrastructural lines, could contribute in such regeneration process.
Fourcade (2008 523) reckons that the consciousness of a common cultural heritage in a certain sector can lead agents to developing a real territorial project, very often including rural urban integration dynamics (ibid:525).
The visual impact assessment study is a part of the environmental impact assessment study annexed to civil, rural, or territorial engineering projects in Spain and other countries.
This breakthrough compared to the current regulation is a high priority for Parliament, as it would enable French Guyana, for example, implement territorial cooperation projects with Brazil or Suriname through an EGTC.
And a "bicycle effect analysis" will be obligatory for each territorial development project to ensure that provisions are made for bikes right from the start.
The studio will question the logics and limits of the City-Region at a range of scales from territorial to project sites and what forms these may take over 5, 20 and 50 years; investigate how the Region can be represented cartographically while respecting existing and future political borders; and consider the issues of 'island' and 'island identity' within the context of the European mainland.
