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This webinar is intended to show how a “Smart Cities” approach contributes to achieving the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) of countries and the reversal of Climate Change.
Urban growth, sustainability and needs for a greener life, are driving the requirement to make cities smarter, more efficient, and sustainable for their residents. The context is extremely challenging; characterized by growing commitments, limited resources aggravated by the COVID -19 pandemic.
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Contribution to the Seminar on Low Carbon Initiatives of Cities for GHG Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change organisaed by AIT and ADEME.
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12. Components of Transit Oriented & Sustainable
Development
•(Variety of) Densities
•Transit Oriented = Smooth Multimodal Mobility
- Public Transport
- Walking & Cycling
- Mobility as a Service (MaaS), not just Ubers
•Reducing and Greening (individual) Car Use
- Relevant for every urban area > 1.000 inh/km2
•(Efficient) Mix of Functions
•HQ Green and Open Space
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• Low energy district
• Biodiversity and rainwater collection to prevent
urban heat islands
• Smart garbage collection
• Connection to the Grand Paris Express
• Decentralised urban development
• 54 hectares (10 ha park)
• 3,400 dwelling units
• ± 10,000 inhabitants
• ± 18,000 inh/Km2 (incl park)
• 50% “social housing”, 20% capped rent housing
and 30% market
Paris Clichy-Batignolles
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• 200 km of new
high speed and
driverless metro
lines
• Connecting Paris
with the Region
• Enabling growth
outside of the
heart of the city
38. International Spatial Development
Recommendations & Mindset
• Integral approach needed toward sustainable urbanization.
• Think through and build seamless urban mobility. systems on
strategic, tactical and operational levels
• Continue “greening” the mobility system (explore all electric).
• Don’t forget “the elephant in the room” (reduction of individual car
use)
• Invest in multi-stakeholder engagement
• PDCA: Plan – Do – Check – Act bridge the gap between plan
and reality.
39. Don Guikink
Breda University of Applied Sciences
GUICK Capacity building for mobility
guikink.d@buas.nl
don@guick.eu
Thank You!