LC FACIL Meeting Göteborg City Example Malmö Karolin Pannike. Stockholm,

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1 LC FACIL Meeting Göteborg City Example Malmö Karolin Pannike Stockholm,

2 Malmö s documents on sustainability Malmös overview plan - (overarching) social or economic nature Accompanied by Environmental Programme for ecological aspect Malmö Making Sustainability Reality

3 Malmö s Overview Plan 2005 Malmö s overall vision: serve as an attractive city for residents, businesses and visitors. become an important part of the Öresund region (between Denmark and Sweden), European and global city with strong networks and learning, a city that focuses on knowledge and education, a city that supports stable employment and business innovation, ecologically appropriate housing in an overall clean and healthy environment, rich with recreational opportunities. Part 1: Timeline for Municipal Decisions Part 2: Updates to the plan and modifications since the Master Plan of 2000 Part 3: Strategies and guidance for implementation. Specific goals in the plan include: city-district strategies / collective and individual welfare / attractiveness and sustainability / land / goals concerning accommodation and housing, business and jobs, green spaces, traffic and environment and risk factors.

4 Criteria to achieve sustainability in Malmö

5 Target Areas indicators linked to it Employment and integration (Arbete och integration) The Built Environment and Buildings (Bostad och Bygge) Streets, squares and traffic (Gator, torg och trafik) Individuals and Families (Individ och familj) Facts about the municipality and politics (Kommunfakta och Politik) Culture and public information (libraries) (Kultur och bibliotek) Environment and health (Miljö och hälsa) Trade and Industry (Näringsliv) Parks and Beaches (Parker och Stränder) Schools and Education (Skola och Utbildning) Sports and Free-time activities (Sport och fritid) City Districts (Stadsdelar) Safety and Security (Trygghet och säkerhet) Information for the elderly and disabled (Äldre och funtionshindrade) Tourism and Conferences (Turism/konferns) Events

6 Goal indicators Sustainable Development State development during the last years. (negative-neutral-positive) State developemt during the last 3-5 years. (negative-neutral-positive) Economic development Employment Percent Growth Educational level Employees gainfully emp. sectors hotel & rest. Hotel over night Percent jobs Local rents Finance & Retail trade stays Malmö/Region Consultancies excl. food Malmö/Region Social development Differences in Differences in Differences in Differences in employ. levels education health election participation Safety in public places Visitors at cultural institutions Environmental developments Reduced Population Reduced energy Reduced road Reduced Carbon Malmö urban use traffic across heavy-metals emissions districts munic. boarders emissions

7 Different specific plannings linked Malmö s Green Plan (Grönplan för Malmö 2003) Leipzig Charter: Creating and ensuring high-quality public spaces Västra Hamnen s Goals and Design principles Leipzig Charter: Creating and ensuring high-quality public spaces Malmö s Urban program provides Malmö identity Leipzig Charter: Creating and ensuring high-quality public spaces Malmö Traffic Environment Programme Leipzig Charter: Promotion of efficient and affordable urban transport (as well as environmental transport alternatives and impacts) Malmö s Program against noise pollution Leipzig Charter: Promotion of efficient and affordable urban transport (amongst other) Welfare for all the double commitment Leipzig Charter: That special attention is paid to deprived neighbourhoods within the context of the city as a whole / Pursuing strategies for upgrading the physical environment / Strengthening the local economy and local labour market policy / Proactive education and training policies for children and young people Action Plan for Increased Integration and Employment for the People of Malmö (2008) Hello City District! (Hej stadsdel!) Malmö s Welfare Accounting System

8 Malmö s Welfare Accounting System 11 target areas Participation and interaction in society Economic and social issues (Including education levels, income level, unemployment, etc) Living and growing conditions for children and young people (including access to high schools, quality of preschools through high schools, academic testing, living conditions, etc) The work environment and health at work Environment and products (Including safety, regulations, etc) Health promotion and health care access Protection against contamination Sexuality and reproductive health Physical activity Eating habits and food Tobacco, alcohol, drugs, doping and gambling

9 Malmö s Welfare Accounting System The Spider-web diagram: Comparison of women and girls in Malmö centre in the different target areas

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