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The main aim of a town’s sustainable development is to match up the economical growth of the town’s progress, focusing on a more prudent consumption of natural resources and by maintaining the ecological balance as well as ensuring favorable living conditions for the next generation. The poverty is one of the major obstacles when implementing sustainable development (Ciegis R., 2002). Sustainability is not a digital balance among all three aspects of the conception, their objectives and needs, although it is necessary to co-ordinate them and set prerequisites in order to implement the conception (Danilov-Daniljan V.J.&Losev K.S., 2000). The most important features and requirements of town and regional sustainable development were summarized in Agenda 21 (An Agenda 21, 1998). The conception of sustainable development includes the way to match two different and sometimes contradictory attitudes: “development-progress-grows” and “stability-securityenvironment” (Danilov-Daniljan V.J. & Losev K.S., 2000). The problems of Lithuanian regions and towns go together with the subsequences of the impact on social life of the town when some of the towns or regions degrade. While other economical processes lead the towns towards stagnation and town or regions become unattractive for investment (Burinskiene M., et al., 2003, Dzemydiene D.& Rudzkiene V, 2002). EU directives constantly highlight the importance of the regions and their equal development. During the last twenty years uneven development has been on the increase. In general, the objective of sustainable development is to protect and improve the quality of life.

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