Di Bussolo: Venezia e progetto pumas la mia scuola va in classe a
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Roberto Di Bussolo, head of sustainable mobility services for the city of Venice, presented on the PUMAS project which aims to promote sustainable mobility at schools. The presentation outlined guidelines for developing participatory plans for sustainable school mobility, including analyzing the current situation, launching the project, realizing plans, and measuring results. One school was used as an example where experimental works were planned, as it was located near a crowded and unsafe street with pedestrian-vehicular mixing that was not respected. The overall goal is to analyze mobility patterns and encourage shifts towards more sustainable modes of transportation.
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Atlante ambito B
L'atlante è uno strumento di informazione e conoscenza del territorio: una fotografia basata su dati e analisi per mettere a fuoco le vocazioni e gli scenari da cui partire per elaborare nuovi progetti e azioni
Atlante ambito G
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Atlante ambito D
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Atlante ambito A
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Atlante ambito E
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Atlante ambito F
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Atlante ambito C
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Bilancio ambientale Comune di Reggio Emilia - Allegato metodologico rev2019Comune di Reggio nell'Emilia
Il presente documento fornisce il quadro di riferimento, generale e metodologico, all’interno del quale è nato ed è stato costruito il sistema di contabilità ambientale del Comune
di Reggio Emilia.
In particolare:
• illustra brevemente il contesto nel quale è nata l’esperienza di Contabilità Ambientale dell’Ente;
• sintetizza i principali contenuti della metodologia di riferimento utilizzata (metodo “CLEAR”), nonché le novità introdotte a Reggio Emilia rispetto ad esso;
• presenta la struttura dei documenti di reporting redatti annualmente (Bilanci Ambientali) e riporta gli schemi di lettura degli stessi, utili per un’analisi delle informazioni e
dei numerosi dati in essi contenuti.
Tale documento costituisce a partire dal 2015 un allegato ai Bilanci Ambientali redatti annualmente dall’Ente, che ad esso fanno, quindi, riferimento nella parte introduttiva.
Esso viene aggiornato periodicamente e può essere visionato e scaricato nel sito web del Comune di Reggio Emilia dedicato alla contabilità ambientale, insieme a tutti i Bilanci
Ambientali approvati, all’indirizzo: www.municipio.re.it/contabilitambientaleBicilab la polveriera 12 09 2019
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