Public policies and urban development path issues
The quality of the message conveyed by public policies and the urban development path issues include: - Measuring “sustainable development” performance in cities and in delegated urban services management companies (Integrated Territorial Economic Approach for the Climate: The economics of local climate action plans).
The desirable and possible paths for achieving urban sustainability targets. Indeed, the urban fabric is characterised by the cumulative effect of public and private decisions on a territory, determining the possible development paths, but also the irreversibility. These questions are analysed particularly through: The instruments, and therefore the quality of the signal given by public policies, enabling developments in the urban fabric with a view to placing cities on sustainable paths. These questions will be approached particularly through:
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