No. 2 (2023): Ecosystem-based Planning. The contribution of ecosystem services to Urban and Regional Planning innovation
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Ecosystem-based planning. : The contribution of ecosystem services to urban and regional planning innovation

Silvia Ronchi
DAStU Politecnico di Milano

Published 2024-05-07

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Ronchi, S., De Luca, C., & Cortinovis, C. (2024). Ecosystem-based planning. : The contribution of ecosystem services to urban and regional planning innovation. Contesti. Città, Territori, Progetti, (2), 4–13. Retrieved from https://oajournals.fupress.net/index.php/contesti/article/view/15228

Abstract

L’urbanistica ecosistemica può essere definita come un nuovo approccio alla disciplina che integra conoscenze e metodi scientifici per supportare i processi di pianificazione nel riconoscere il ruolo centrale della natura nella trasformazione urbana sostenibile e resiliente, tenendo conto del carattere dinamico della città e delle sue relazioni con il territorio. La special issue di Contesti rappresenta una prima occasione di confronto e scambio di conoscenze, esperienze e ragionamenti a partire da buone pratiche, metodi, e casi studio che si rifanno all’ecosystem-based planning. Il contributo propone delle riflessioni a partire da questo concetto e dai contributi raccolti, evidenziando potenzialità, innovazioni e aspetti critici nell’integrazione dell’approccio basato sui servizi ecosistemici nel processo di pianificazione urbanistica e territoriale.

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