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Rhineland-Palatinate Development Agency

Purpose of the association

The development agency seeks inspiration for our municipal life of the future in the municipal life of today.

  • Analyzing
    The development agency derives possible requirements for action by municipalities and regions from broad-based analyses of social changes.
  • Designing prototypes
    In scenarios and prototypical projects lasting several months with partners, it attempts to create concrete, transferable guidelines for action.
  • Exchange and publish.
    The development agency is available to all actors in Rhineland-Palatinate who are involved in municipal and civil society communities on a full-time or voluntary basis. In addition, the development agency strives for a results-oriented exchange between science and practice. The insights gained from model projects or processes are made available to all stakeholders and interested parties in Rhineland-Palatinate, e.g., through publications, so that they can implement good examples in their own areas of responsibility.
  • Long-term cooperation.
    The Development Agency Rhineland-Palatinate e.V. was founded by the Ministry of the Interior, Sport and Infrastructure of Rhineland-Palatinate and the Technical University of Kaiserslautern. Representatives of the Rhineland-Palatinate state ministries, the central authorities and the Technical University of Kaiserslautern, as well as stakeholders from public administration and the private sector, are members of the association.

Founded: 2003
Register of Associations: VR 41619

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