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Open Spaces and Green Infrastructure – A Comparison with Planning Indications for the City of Romed therefore increase their levels of resilience to different internal and external drivers and pressures. This paper argues that a fundamental step in the planning process of the Green Infrastructure must include the identification, analysis and mapping of all different types of open spaces that can

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Reconciling Cities with Urban Nature: Towards the Integration of Ecosystem Disservices in Inclusive portant in terms of interactions between people and urban nature (Dobbs et al. .; Escobedo et al. .; Lyytim?ki .; Vaz et al. .) and can be at least as important for citizens as ecosystem services (ES). This further leads to the call for the solutions whereas ES as well as EDS are integrated in plann

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Designing Cultural Ecosystem Services in Territorial Planning. The Case Study of Ancient , (Basilicamental Cultural Ecosystem Service (CES) can facilitate and implement the functional development of territorial and landscape planning tools. CESs depend on the stability of landscapes, for both the “direct” protection and enhancement of the identity heritage and the “indirect” preservation of the hi

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Clustering Social Vulnerability: An Application Model complex dynamics of urban growth, and urban policies’ efficiency in providing adequate responses to the need to reduce risks..Scientific literature and international documents in sustainable development and disaster risk reduction emphasize the importance of disaster risk management instead of disa