Integrating trade-off analysis tools for land resource allocation in regional planning

Abstract

Trade-off analysis is a popular policy analysis tool, applied in many different cases to calculate and select goals, processes, or options from the social perspective of a project, or program, Policy aims to provide information for decision-makers to consider, evaluate and decide on the most optimal use of resources. The 2017 Planning Law recognizes regional planning as a level in the national planning system and must consider "advantageous industry development directions of the region; Development plans, arrangement, selection, and distribution of development resources in the regional territory. Thus, the process of developing regional planning needs to integrate trade-off analysis tools to calculate and develop directions for developing advantageous industries, balancing the benefits of the economy and the environment as well as the environment. ensuring inter-sectoral and inter-regional nature, thereby selecting appropriate development options. The article presents the integration of trade-off analysis tools in regional planning in order to calculate and develop directions for the development of advantageous sectors, balance between economic and environmental benefits as well as ensure ensure the interdisciplinary and inter-regional nature, from which appropriate development options can be selected.