The creation of a new greater Dublin region governance with power to raise taxes and set a strategic vision;
A new “working partnership” of all agencies responsible for enterprise and development in the region, with strong links to academia;
An emissions trading initiative to be set up within the financial services sector;
A new IFSC-style centre for the development of digital media and licensing;
Transformation of the current CO2-heavy transport system to avoid high carbon taxes;
Mobile information technology classrooms to travel to disadvantaged areas;
Introduce a “Dublin region brand”, a “Dublin heroes” project and green, eco-friendly taxis to foster identity, recognise achievement and promote environmental awareness;
Tackle urban sprawl by adopting a region-wide policy on height and density.
Address crime through education, special programmes for people at risk and through building strong communities.
Irish Times
June 16, 2009
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