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This case study explores the eco-city concept through the example of Dongton, China. It covers the goals, design, and management of eco-cities, and compares Dongton with other eco-city initiatives. It is useful for understanding sustainable urban development.
What's inside
- Introduction to eco-cities
- Goals of Dongton eco-city
- Design and management of Dongton
- Comparison with other eco-city initiatives
- Sustainable urban development concepts
Who it is for: Students of Urban Planning, Environmental Science, or Sustainable Development. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Eco-cities aim to minimise their environmental impact and adapt to climate change. They are compact, with efficient use of resources and strong community involvement. This document discusses the goals, design and management of eco-cities, with case studies of Dongton, Pune and Caofeidian.
Eco-City Goals
Eco-cities aim to reduce their ecological footprint. They seek to manage climate change risks and lead in sustainable water management. They have a high density of housing, business and cultural uses.
Dongton Eco-City Case Study
Dongton is a city in Shanghai. It is a case study of an eco-city. The document looks at its vision, leadership, design and management.
Sustainable Design and Management
This part discusses how eco-cities are designed and managed. It looks at how they protect the environment and provide social and economic benefits. It also covers water and flood management, agricultural protection and energy production.
Pune Eco-City Development
Pune is another city looking to become an eco-city. The document describes the procedure adopted in Pune. It also discusses the approach towards Pune Eco City Action Plan and the process of Pune Eco City Action Planning.
Key terms
- ecological footprint
- The impact of a city on the environment.
- climate change adaptation
- Actions to prepare for and manage climate change risks.
- sustainable water management
- Managing water resources in a way that is environmentally, socially and economically sustainable.
- Environmental Management Systems
- A framework that helps organisations achieve environmental goals.
- zero net emissions
- Achieving a balance between the emissions produced and the emissions taken out of the atmosphere.
- local food production
- Growing and processing food within or near the city.
Questions this document helps with
- How do eco-cities reduce their ecological footprint?
- What are the benefits of climate change adaptation?
- How can cities manage water resources sustainably?
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