Issue
  Collaboration Between City Departments

Related Topic Templates and Examples
 
Topic Template Examples
• Integrating land use, mobility and air quality
 		 • Regional/Transboundary PM10 Assessment for Local Authorities in Norfolk
• Role of air quality adviser
• Development of AQ Related Planning Guidance in the UK
• Microclimate and large developments and car parks underneath high-rise building
• Integrating Land Use Mobility and Air Quality in Bristol
• Venice Municipality Strategic Plan
• Relocation of business activities
• Traffic, infrastructure, land use and buildings Planning Activities
• Traffic policy plans
• Major tunnel in Utrecht
• Energy use and its impact on air quality
 		 • BANS
• District heating in Utrecht
• AQ Management and land use planning
 		 • Air Quality and Land Use Planning in Birmingham
• Definition of Residential Areas in the Netherlands

Overview of Issue
 

As sustainable development is about simultaneous pursuit of economic competitiveness, social cohesion and environmental sustainability, it can only be achieved through an integrated approach to policy development in a way that different policy sectors are harmonised and follow a common goal.

A typical problem caused by the lack of collaboration between cities concerns land use, mobility and air quality planning. In order to reach significant improvements in terms of spatial quality, freedom to move and air quality, deep-seated co-operation among the departments/persons in charge of the different sectors is required.


Last Updated

 

13th January 2005
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