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According to the regionalisation procedure based upon OECD and EUROSTAT typologies, the land of EU Member States is subdivided into rural areas (ca. 90 per cent of the total EU territory) and urban areas (ca. 10 per cent thereof), generally based on the criterion of population density, with a threshold of 150 (OECD) or 300 (EUROSTAT) inhabitants per square kilometre. The proposed modification of both typologies relies on distinguishing, on the local level, of the third type of areas, called “natural areas,” and characterized as follows: • zero density of population; • occurrence of dense areas with habitats of natural type (forests, lakes, mountains, swamps etc.) within the given area; combined with; • low (negligible) level of human intervention.

Proposal for the modification of the OECD and eurostat-based typologies for rural areas