Kentsel Dönüşüm Uygulamalarında Kurumsal Kapasite Yaratmanın Önemi

6306 sayılı Afet Riski Altındaki Alanların Dönüştürülmesi Hakkında Kanun tüm kentsel alanları kentsel dönüşüme konu haline getirmiştir. Merkez yetkisindeki yasanın uygulanması yetki devri ile yerel yönetimlere bırakılmıştır. Kentsel dönüşüm gibi oldukça karmaşık ve çok aktörlü, beklenen sonuçları çok boyutlu olan bir planlama eyleminde kurumların kendini buna karşılık verecek şekilde yeniden yapılandırması kaçınılmaz denilebilir. Kurumsal yeniden yapılandırmanın hedefteki planlama eylemi doğrultusunda nasıl yapılacağı; bu yapının kapasite ve yapabilirliğinin nasıl sağlanacağı; bu yapının farklı kurum ve organizasyonlarla, problem kapsamındaki aktörlerle ilişki ağlarını nasıl kuracağı; bu yapının süresi-sürekliliğinin ne olacağı önem kazanan sorulardır. Bu doğrultuda, bu araştırmanın amacı, yerel yönetimlerin bu süreci yürütebilecek etkin ve yetkinlikte bir kurumsal kapasite yaratabilme kabiliyetlerinin sorgulanmasıdır. Sorgulama üç farklı büyük şehir belediyesi ile derinlemesine mülakatlar yoluyla yapılmış ve bulgular tartışmaya açılmıştır.

The Importance of Institutional Capacity Creating in Urban Transformation Processes

Law Regarding the Transformation of Areas under Risk of Disaster (Law No: 6306 enacted in 2012) made all urban areas subject to urban transformation. Although the Ministry was principal authority, implication process was delegated to the responsibility of local authorities. In order to achieving implication processes, local authorities have to being restrucured institutionally and creating institutional capacities. Some concerns have been arisen in restructuring process that those, eventually, define the method of the capacity creating in order to succeed the targeted transformation action in the targeted area. Concerns are upon those questions: what is the way of establishing institutional capacity? What is the way of setting institutional strategic vision in order to achieving targeted urban transformation? What is the way of setting relations between the institution and other related institutions? What is the way of setting relations between the institution and actors involved in the transformation process? In that context, the aim of this research is to investigate the capabilities of local authorities in institutional restructuring and institutional capacity creating. Investigation was done by face-to-face interviews with three different metropolitan municipalities and evidences were discussed consistent with theoretical background.

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