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Urban Green Infrastructure: Past, Present, Future

Green infrastructure is term mainly used in recent decade due to Green Infrastructure Strategy realised in 2013th by European commission. Research of evolution of historical towns give us many insights in green infrastructure development (especially urban green infrastructure) because town planning from the past had shown that systematic approach in development of urban open spaces has been conducted many centuries ago. Present situation indicates many formal recommendations of its implementation emphasised with Green Plan from 2020th year. This research shows what kind of changes can be expected in urban planning in future and in which direction our towns are going to be developed. Sustainability, as a key concept of the future urban spaces, needs to envision many changes in urban planning and in policies connected to it. This changes in traditional, less flexible, spatial and urban planning processes needs to accommodate new way of thinking, conceptualising with public participation in development of plans. In these transformational processes concerns in lack of environmental empathy of society in hole (including different stakeholders – planners, local authorities, citizens etc.) is going to be crucial in Croatia. There are highly visible needs for education, transparency and accessibility of different stakeholders. In these processes knowledge based planning, mainly in bioecology and urban morphology premises is going to be crucial. Experiences in landscape studies of different towns are giving us insight of diverse problematic agenda which needs to be addressed in this transformation.

sustainability, urban planning, spatial planning, landscape planning

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