Why there is no German "Masdar City" - Environmental and ecological aspects in Germany's urban development.
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SG
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Singapur
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ZLB: Kws 108/202
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The article describes which role ecology and environmental issues play in Germany's urban development and how they are reflected in its legal framework and policy programmes. It starts with a description of past and present challenges of urban planning and the role of the local level within environmental policy implementation. It then gives an outline of important fields of action - sustainable land use, green infrastructure, mitigation of climate change, and mobility - and describes the policy instruments in place and how they are implemented in exemplary urban projects. A special focus is given to integrative approaches that focus on a combination of environmental, economic and social aspects. The conclusion identifies some lessons learnt for incorporating environmental issues in urban development in better ways.
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S. 147-167