Lower Austrian Village and Urban Renewal

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The Lower Austrian Village and Urban Renewal Association (German: Niederösterreichische Dorf- und Stadterneuerung) is the central joint spatial planning organization of all municipalities of the Lower Austria province.

Lower Austrian Village and Urban Renewal Association
NÖ Dorf- und Stadterneuerung
Registration no.	550714705
Purpose	Association for country, regional, and community development
Headquarters	Hollabrunn, Amtsgasse 9
Coordinates	48°33′45″N 16°04′49″E / 48.56256°N 16.08027°E / 48.56256; 16.08027
Region	Lower Austria, Austria
Membership	approx. 500 municipalities / local associations
Chairwoman	ÖkR Maria Forstner
Deputy Chairman	Bgm. Otmar Kowar
Secretary	Johann Mayer
Treasurer	Bgm. Friederich Buchberger
Staff	28

This organization has a special position in Austria as the pioneer of regional development in Austria and the only association of its kind with the exception of Styria and Salzburg. In other countries the provincial government is directly responsible.