This report analyses the approaches being taken by some leading cities to implement a zero emission area (ZEA).
This report is aimed at decision-makers in signatory cities who are interested in comparing approahces and ambitious in other cities; and those in non-signatory cities who are contemplating signing the C40 Green and Healthy Streets Declaration and are seeking inspiration on how they might acheive those commitments.
This report sets out what a ZEA means in practice, the benefits they can bring to cities, and implementation pathways cities are taking – there are four distinct implementation approaches emerging across the signatory cities. Finally, it explains the ZEA designs and plans in Amsterdam, Auckland, Barcelona, London, Milan, Oslo, Oxford and Seoul. Find extracts from two of these case studies below.
The book includes case studies from Hannover (Germany), Auckland (New Zealand), Flanders (Belgium), Western Canada, City of Raleigh (United States), and Kyoto (Japan).
This policy brief reviews the challenges of African urbanization as well as opportunities for sustainable development in the region. It notes that making urban areas green, inclusive, and resilient is part of the agenda for cities to be successful in the short and medium term.