Planning for Ecosystem Services in CitiesReviewing Ecosystem Services in Urban Plans
Planning for Ecosystem Services in Cities: Reviewing Ecosystem Services in Urban Plans
Geneletti, Davide; Cortinovis, Chiara; Zardo, Linda; Adem Esmail, Blal
2019-07-30 00:00:00
[This chapter analyzes to what extent ecosystem services are currently included in urban plans. The objective is to understand what ecosystem service information is already used, and what is still needed to improve planning decisions. We developed a methodology to review the content of planning documents irrespective of the terminology adopted to refer to ecosystem services, and examined the inclusion of nine urban ecosystem services across three plan components (information base, vision and objectives, and actions). In our sample of 22 urban plans of Italian cities, we found a high number of actions to address urban ecosystem services and a variety of tools for implementation. However, a two-speed integration emerges: a set of ecosystem services (i.e. recreation and some regulating) are widely addressed, while others are hardly considered. Usable methods to assess urban ecosystem services at the right scale and resolution are still needed.]
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Planning for Ecosystem Services in CitiesReviewing Ecosystem Services in Urban Plans
[This chapter analyzes to what extent ecosystem services are currently included in urban plans. The objective is to understand what ecosystem service information is already used, and what is still needed to improve planning decisions. We developed a methodology to review the content of planning documents irrespective of the terminology adopted to refer to ecosystem services, and examined the inclusion of nine urban ecosystem services across three plan components (information base, vision and objectives, and actions). In our sample of 22 urban plans of Italian cities, we found a high number of actions to address urban ecosystem services and a variety of tools for implementation. However, a two-speed integration emerges: a set of ecosystem services (i.e. recreation and some regulating) are widely addressed, while others are hardly considered. Usable methods to assess urban ecosystem services at the right scale and resolution are still needed.]
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