On the Landscape Policy Implementation Plan for 2024–2027.

The document primarily focuses on the implementation of the Landscape Policy Plan for 2024–2027, which aims to enhance the quality of landscapes in Latvia.
It operates within the framework of sustainable development strategies and territorial planning laws, emphasizing the need for public access to landscapes and the preservation of unique and typical landscapes. Key legal principles include the identification and assessment of landscapes across the country, as well as the establishment of quality objectives for landscapes through public consultations.
The document outlines several significant measures, including the need for state support for multifunctional rural areas and the preservation of cultural landscapes. It emphasizes the importance of inventorying typical and unique landscapes and developing proposals for their management and monitoring. Additionally, it calls for the integration of landscape considerations into territorial planning documents and the establishment of requirements for the protection of landscape-significant areas.
The implementation plan includes specific timelines, with actions to be completed by the second half of 2027, and assigns responsibilities to various ministries and planning regions. It highlights the necessity of conducting landscape studies in both rural and urban settings, organizing conferences to promote landscape research, and ensuring public participation in landscape management.
Secondary themes include the need for improved methodologies for landscape research and the promotion of awareness and knowledge about landscapes among stakeholders.