Project good practices

High School in the centre of Ljubljana has no school yard or open space of its own, so the teachers and students decided to design a terrace garden.

From being a city dominated by car transport the focus of Ljubljana is now on public transport, pedestrian and cycling networks and new green spaces.

Šmartinski Park used to be an illegal allotment gardens area cut by a road and a main power line. Today it is a green park with playground for local community.

A national network of people and organisations that work with green infrastructure.

The effectiveness of collaboration between planning and public health teams in integrating work to achieve better health and green infrastructure outcomes.

Community integration in low income areas by creating green schoolyards for use by all citizens

The Stockholm Solution is newly used in Austrian Cities and Towns and provides an integrated approach to trees and infrastructure within dense areas.

The Urban Development Concept is the legal spatial planning document of the City of Graz, renewed every 10 years in line with Styrian Spatial Planning Law

Regulation for participatory management of public green areas, vegetable gardens, etc to improve usability and community integration

The awareness-raising activities were developed as a series of high-level challenges to inform decision–makers of the local benefits of multi-functional GI.