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2023
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Giovanna Ottaviani Aalmo Silvija Krajter Ostoic Divina Gracia P. Rodriguez Liz O’Brien Constanza ParraSammendrag
An increasing number of cities are becoming a striking illustration of the maldistribution of resources. These resources, which are both physical and societal, lead to inequalities which are at the root of issues such as societal tensions, poverty, alienation, and marginalization of particular groups from the public discourse (Cassiers and Kesteloot 2012). The interrelationships between the urban social environment and urban environmental conditions, alongside political and economic structures, define the distribution and access to the benefits and services that are linked to nature in the cities (O’Brien et al. 2017a, b).
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In the context of BioCities, the circular bioeconomy has transformative potential in rethinking urban areas, especially using urban, peri-urban, and rural forestry as a nature-based solution. These can be seen as an interconnected forest network providing essential and high-value services, such as health benefits and climate resilience, and sustainable products, principally through rural and peri-urban forests.
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Kirsten TørresenSammendrag
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Daniel Ibañez Michael Salka Vicente Guallart Stefano Boeri Livia Shamir Maria Lucrezia De Marco Sofia Paoli Maria Chiara Pastore Massimo Fragiacomo Lone Ross Sylvain BouletSammendrag
Realising the transition to BioCities, which function as holistically integrated systems similar to natural ecosystems, will require not just the creation of green and blue infrastructure (GI) (Davies et al. 2015), associated land-use patterns, and urban forests (UF) (Konijnendijk et al. 2006), but also utilising appropriate design of built structures and landscapes that support nature-based solutions (NBS) and ecosystem services (ESS).
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Michael Salka Vicente Guallart Daniel Ibañez Divina Gracia P. Rodriguez Nicolas Picard Jerylee Wilkes-Allemann Evelyn Coleman Brantschen Stefano Boeri Livia Shamir Lucrezia De Marco Sofia Paoli Maria Chiara Pastore Ivana ŽivojinovićSammendrag
The Governing Missions and Mission-Oriented Research and Innovation in the European Union guidelines promoted by the European Commission (EC) are helpful as a starting place for creating the enabling environment for BioCities which follow the principles of natural ecosystems to promote life (Mazzucato 2018, 2019). The strength of mission-oriented policies, defined as systemic public policies that draw on frontier knowledge to attain specific goals, is the empowerment of emergent solutions achieved by: (1) being bold and inspirational with wide social relevance; (2) having a clear direction with targeted, measurable, and time-bound metrics; (3) being ambitious but realistic; (4) being cross-disciplinary and cross-sectoral; and (5) driving multiple bottom-up solutions (Ergas 1987).
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Wiktoria Kaczmarek-DerdaSammendrag
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Kirsten TørresenSammendrag
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