Urban E co E syste syst m E u E rope Lorenzo Bono

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1 Urban Ecosystem Europe Lorenzo Bono

2 Urban Ecosystem Europe The Urban Ecosystem Europe is a core set of advanced sustainability indicators which provides an integrated assessment of European cities urban environment, according to the EU Urban Thematic Strategy and the Aalborg Commitments.

3 Urban Ecosystem Europe Cities participating receive a benchmarking report and a city s profile showing their strengths and weaknesses Solar thermal and PV plants on public buildings (kw) big medium small Hannover N O2 median Separated co llect. P M Waste So lar po wer P ublic transpo rt Water co ns. 0 Wien Munchen Barcelona Lyon Paris Roma Madrid Napoli Praha Hannover Helsinki Dresden Goteborg Zaragoza Heidelberg Lefkosia C ycling P arks and gardens

4 Urban Ecosystem Europe Comparing with other cities across Europe can be a useful reference point to do a baseline review of the local situation and to set new local targets. A minimum size of thousands inhabitants is recommended

5 The main themes Local action for health Natural common goods Responsible consumption and lifestyle Planning better mobility, less traffic Energy and Climate change Local Management towards sustainability

6 The indicators PM 10 concentrations NO 2 concentrations Ozone concentrations People exposed to noise pollution (traffic source) Domestic water consumption Inhabitants served by water treatment plants Re-use of rain water Water network s leakages

7 Household and municipal waste produced Differentiated collection of waste Waste disposal Percentage of journeys by car (modal split) Number of registered cars Passengers travelling on public transport Low emission public transport fleet Cycle paths and lanes Pedestrian areas Public green areas The indicators

8 CO 2 emissions and reduction targets Trend of electric consumptions Inhabitants connected to district heating system Energy consumption of public buildings Renawable plants (managed by public authority) The indicators Green public procurement, procedures and purchasing Environmental certification of public authorities

9 Data collection Download the spreadsheet from the web: The spreasheet contains definitions and measure units Contact our helpdesk in order to get more information Fill the form in, taking the formal responsibility of data Send us the spreadsheet After a first quality data check, we will send data back to you for a final agreement

10 Data collection CYCLING AND PEDESTRIAN NETWORK W AS TEW ATER 3) Cycling network 1 ) Inhabitants connected to w astew ater treatm ent plants : Cycle paths/tracks along streets or roads km year total inhabitants connected n u m b e r ye a r Cycle lanes along streets or roads km percentage of hous eholds connected % Cycle routes not along streets or roads km total n. inha bitants equivalent co nnected Traffic calming streets km 2 ) Tre a tm e nt le ve l % o f u rb a n w a s te w a te r tre a te d 4) Pedestrian network year km pedestrian streets Prim ary, s econdary and full tertiary treatm ent P rim a ry a n d s e co n d a ry tre a tm e n t o r p rim a ry, s e co n d a ry a n d in co m p le te te rtia ry P rim a ry tre a tm e n t o r p rim a ry a n d in co m p le te s e co n d a ry tre a tm e n t N o tre a tm e n t N o in fo rm a tio n 0 % pedestrian areas Ha 3 ) Is the was tewater treated re us e d? Glossary W h a t is th e p e rce n ta g e o f re u s e? Cycle paths/tracks - paths/traks along streets and roads physically separated. This may include a separate pedestrian zone or path, or pedestrians and cyclists may be expected to share the same way. Cycle lanes - Traffic lanes marked on an existing roadway generally restricted to cycle traffic. They can be mandatory (marked with a solid white line, entry by motor vehicles is prohibited) or advisory (marked with a broken white line, entry by motor vehicles is permitted only in particular cases). Cycle routes - Routes or pathways for bicycles only, not along streets or roads (e.g. through parks) Traffic calming streets - Urban street with strict measures of motorized traffic moderation. Examples are inverted priority and 30 km/h zones. Notes Glos s a ry Inha bita nts c onne c te d to w a s te w a te r tre a tm e nt pla nts - In h a b ita n ts livin g in d w e llin g s w h o s e co lle ctin g s ys te m (s ys te m o f co n d u its w h ich co lle ct a n d co n d u ct u rb a n w a s te w a te r) is co n n e cte d to a tre a tm e n t p la n t. Bla c k w a te r: w a s te w a te r co n ta in in g fe ca l m a tte r a n d u rin e Ra in w a te r: w ater that has fallen as rain and c ontains little dis s olved m ineral m atter Dom e s tic w a te r c ons um ption - P e r ca p ita d o m e s tic co n s u m p tio n o f w a te r is th e a m o u n t o f w a te r co n s u m e d p e r p e rs o n fo r th e p u rp o s e s o f in g e s tio n, h yg ie n e, co o kin g, w a s h in g o f u te n s ils a n d o th e r h o u s e h o ld p u rp o s e s, in clu d in g g a rd e n in g u s e s. Note s

11 Data collection CYCLING AND PEDESTRIAN NETWORK 3) Cycling network Cycle paths/tracks along streets or roads Cycle lanes along streets or roads Cycle routes not along streets or roads Traffic calming streets km km km km year 4) Pedestrian network year km pedestrian streets pedestrian areas Ha

12 Data collection Glossary Cycle paths/tracks - paths/traks along streets and roads physically separated. This may include a separate pedestrian zone or path, or pedestrians and cyclists may be expected to share the same way. Cycle lanes - Traffic lanes marked on an existing roadway generally restricted to cycle traffic. They can be mandatory (marked with a solid white line, entry by motor vehicles is prohibited) or advisory (marked with a broken white line, entry by motor vehicles is permitted only in particular cases). Cycle routes - Routes or pathways for bicycles only, not along streets or roads (e.g. through parks) Traffic calming streets - Urban street with strict measures of motorized traffic moderation. Examples are inverted priority and 30 km/h zones. Notes

13 Benchmark off all the cities participating Personal city s profile The report Download the Urban Ecosystem Report

14 32 Cities, 16 Countires 10 northern 10 central 9 southern 3 eastern Urban Ecosystem Europe 2007

15 PM10: number of daily means exceeding 50 µg/mc (highest values) big medium small Explorative application traffic background Greater London Roma Milano Madrid Barcelona Praha Paris Munchen Wien Berlin Lyon Bruxelles Napoli Riga Zaragoza Kobenhavn Stockholm Antwerpen Hannover Dresden Oslo Helsinki Goteborg Bristol Patra Aalborg Heidelberg Aarhus Tampere Turku limit value

16 Cycle paths and lanes (m/100 inh) big 297 medium Explorative application small Wien Munchen Lyon Berlin Bruxelles Paris Praha Barcelona Greater London Roma Milano Madrid Napoli Helsinki Hannover Stockholm Goteborg Kobenhavn Dresden Bristol Oslo Zaragoza Riga Turku Aalborg Tampere Aarhus Heidelberg Patra

17 residual separated Per capita urban waste production (kg/inh year) big medium small Explorative application Munchen Praha Lyon Bruxelles Berlin Madrid Paris Barcelona Milano Greater London Wien Napoli Roma Dresden Hannover Riga Goteborg Kobenhavn Zaragoza Bristol Antwerpen Stockholm Durres Heidelberg Aarhus Turku Patra Lefkosia Aalborg

18 Solar thermal and PV plants on public buildings (kw) big medium small Explorative application Wien Munchen Barcelona Lyon Paris Roma Madrid Napoli Praha Hannover Helsinki Dresden Goteborg Zaragoza Heidelberg Lefkosia

19 Benchmark your city! Hannover median N O2 Separated co llect. P M 10 Waste So lar po wer P ublic transpo rt Water co ns. C ycling P arks and gardens

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