KLIMATSKE PROMENE

[Drustvo urbanista Beograda]

POZIV ČLANOVIMA UUS / DUB

 

Udruženje urbanista Srbije je, od 2007. godine, član Evropskog saveta urbanista (ECTP – European Council of Spatial planners – Conseil Européen des Urbanistes - www.ceu-ectp.org)

 

Evropski savet urbanista (ECTP), osnovan 1985. godine, čine 26 profesionalnih planerskih udruženja i instituta iz 24 evropske države.

 

ECTP je, izmedju ostalih aktivnosti, 1998. godine pokrenuo inicijativu i usvojio Novu Atinsku povelju, a 2003. objavljeno je i revidirano izdanje (www.ceu-ectp.org/e/athens). U izradi ovog dokumenta učestvovala su mnoga udruženja – članovi Evropskog saveta urbanista.

 

U decembru 2007. godine ECTP je uputio poziv članovima da prikupe postojeće standarde – regulativu koja je na snazi ili se koristi u praksi a koja se odnosi na sprečavanje klimatskih promena makar i na lokalnom nivou.

 

Udruženje urbanista Srbije će na sledećem sastanku ECTP predstaviti sve priloge koje nam pošaljete a koji će biti prikupljeni iz svih zemalja i sistematizovani kako bi bili na raspolaganju planerima u celoj Evropi.

 

Vaše priloge, predloge ili pitanja na temu KLIMATSKIH PROMENA možete poslati na adresu in...@uus.org.yu

 

 

Srdačno, Ružica Bogdanović

zamenik predsednika UUS za unapredjenje struke, medjunarodnu saradnju i kontakt sa ministarstvima

delegat UUS u Evropskom savetu urbanista

 

U nastavku teksta nalazi se poziv na engleskom jeziku:

 

[...] The issue is that of climate change.  [...] Support of the Kyoto Protocol, the reduction of CO2 emissions, the struggle against the global warming will help in preventing climate changes thus in avoiding extreme weather conditions and disastrous events. This will help Europe and the rest of the world by securing healthy and safe living conditions to all.

 

What planners can do in facing this big challenge can be divided into two different actions; those aimed at reducing impacts such as creating secure living environments especially in zones prone to flooding or protecting existing settlements from these risks, and those aimed at more active prevention such as reducing polluting emissions, controlling water systems, reducing or compensating land-take for urbanisation, applying sustainable measures in all planning schemes.

 

What we sometimes do not notice is that some of these good practices already exist in form of rules, legislations, norms, planning acts, regulations, etc. and are applied especially in local plans, schemes, or even in projects.

 

The request to all of you is to collect this existing set of standards or requirements which are in force or simply practiced in your countries (locally or regionally) and which directly or indirectly contribute to preventing climate changes even if at a very small scale.

 

The delegates will present the results of this inquiry during the next GA, and then collect all those planning rules which might inspire other colleagues in different contexts, trying to present that in a more or less systematic way to become available for all European planners.