Objective
The project considers urban green spaces as important contribution to sustainable development of urban areas. Their ability to improve the quality of urban life is recognised while the present state of urban green spaces are considered as sub-optimal. Therefore the project elaborates an interdisciplinary catalogue of methods and measures referring to urban green policy, based on the experience of European cities organised in a network. The catalogue contains criteria suitable to evaluate ecological, social, economic and planning issues and is verified by application on evaluating model green spaces. Those are provided as 'best practice' by collaborating cities. Comparing the evaluations enables a ranking of green spaces by their contribution to quality of life. Conclusions can be drawn to evaluate the effectiveness of applied national and regional politics. They will be used to optimise existing and alternative strategies in urban green politics in Europe.
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Programme(s)
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Topic(s)
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Funding Scheme
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Coordinator
04318 LEIPZIG
Germany
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