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The cities should be diversified, separated and not jumpacked into some square kilometers. The capital should be also uncogested by relocating services to distant areas.

Work form home could be more normalise to save the time and space

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Public transportation should be free, which would reduce private car use and decrease the amount of emissions in city centers. The funding for this could come from the municipality or the state. This way, savings could also be made on building parking spaces. more jobs would also be created. A carbon tax It encourages companies to reduce pollution by making fossil fuels more expensive and cleaner energy more attractive.

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Public transportation should be free, which would reduce private car use and decrease the amount of emissions in city centers. The funding for this could come from the municipality or the state. This way, savings could also be made on building parking spaces. more jobs would also be created. A carbon tax It encourages companies to reduce pollution by making fossil fuels more expensive and cleaner energy more attractive.

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-Avoid oversimplifying & broaden the understanding of social/biological/geopolitical effects of the climate change.

-Building knowledge, creating and facilitating spaces for collective learning and building communities.

-We definetelly need to learn from nature, but through SYSTEMS and STRUCTURES, avoiding biomorphism taking place instead of biomimesis.

-Giving space for rewilderning and places with no human intervention.

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Adaptive designs, such as modular facades, vertical gardens, and terraced flood-resilient housing, mitigate climate risks while fostering biodiversity. Rock-inspired architecture and biophilic elements, like vine-covered exteriors and tree-integrated buildings, improve thermal performance and urban aesthetics. 

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Adaptive designs, such as modular facades, vertical gardens, and terraced flood-resilient housing, mitigate climate risks while fostering biodiversity. Rock-inspired architecture and biophilic elements, like vine-covered exteriors and tree-integrated buildings, improve thermal performance and urban aesthetics. 

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Creating a green network through cities or connect the existing green patches. These network guarentee better air quality, cools down the environment and fosters biodiversity even in cities.

Implementing „social green“ into a the network creates a synergy between nature and humas and creates leisure zones for the people living in cities.

For example implement green roofs, green alleys and revitalize courtyards.

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-Promoting sustainable transportation means in dense urban communities

1. Providing seamless connections from one place to another - walking and cycle paths
2. Using public transportation run by bio-fuel or electricity to limit use of private vehicles
3. Promoting use of electric/hybrid vehicles by availability of charging stations within the city and regulation of lesser taxes for those with electric/hybrid cars

-Build flood-resistant building in order to protect citizens and reduce damage.

-Waste management: Re-using, for example making biogas from food waste. Raising awareness on how to recycle and making it easier for people to recycle correctly, for example placing out more recycling stations

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To ensure a more sustainable and resilient city, we can do the following things:

- Adding more green spaces: We can improve water management, by using renewable energy and promoting public transport. Planting more trees, building parks, and adding green rooftops can help cool the city and improve air quality.

- Installing systems to manage rainwater: A reduction in floods, along with cutting down on pollution, can make cities healthier.

- Using renewable energy like solar and wind can help reduce carbon emissions.

- Expanding public transport, encouraging electric buses, and creating bike lanes can reduce the need for cars and lower pollution.

All these changes can be funded by governments, partnerships between public and private sectors, green bonds, and support from global climate funds and local investors.

Ways to Promote Green Infrastructure

Provide tax incentives for businesses and homeowners who implement green roofs, permeable pavements, or rain gardens.

Run campaigns to inform the public and developers about the benefits

Provide training for urban planners, architects, and landscapers

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1. To save our future gen

2. Safegurd our economy, environment and ecosystem

3. Reducing climate related disaster

4. Save the globe

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Reflective white paint to reflect heat and plants on roofs and walls to cool down the city. It will also provide more shade.

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green roofs

—> attractive for tennants (€€)

—> reduced heating costs

—> saves rain water

—> works against „heat island effect“

—> living space for insects, birds, plants

parks

—> sports facilitys and cafés to make it attractive and earn money

water zones/ponds

—> attractive for cafés

—> reduces/cools the air

car-free zones

—> pushes the use of public transport

electric car charging stations

—> makes money

—> people will get an electric car more likely if there are many opportunitys to charge

solar panels

—> can be put on most roofs

—> houses create their own energy —> independent, costs less over the years

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Strategic objective: Promoting the inclusion of nature in the city

Protect and enhance biodiversity in the city in a sustainable manner through strategic approaches aimed at resilience and adaptation. Promote green infrastructures that facilitate the functioning of ecosystem services, improve connectivity, micro-climatic conditions, air quality, or energy efficiency, among other co-benefits

MADRID PLAN FOR CLIMATE NEUTRALITY