Antegration and analysis of co-benefits as an efficient as an projects strategy for the future of the city: policies, conflicts and opportunities
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https://doi.org/10.32870/rvcs.v0i1.5Keywords:
sustainability, co-benefits, city, policies, climate changeAbstract
Sustainability has been presented as an integra- tive strategy between the economic, social and environmental sectors in order to preserve vital resources. Today, a challenge detected for cities, is to be able to meet the objectives imposed through this concept. Among this challenge, it is important to highlight the problem associated with generating measures that serve a single sec- tor, and thus, the approach of various side e ects that come included in the process falls short. So, how is it possible to identify and integrate these collateral measures (co-benefits) from the various areas of intervention within the urban environment field, detonating these as potentialities for the e cient development of the city?Metrics
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