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Sustainable Cities™ - 28 July 2011
Sustainable Cities™ is a database providing knowledge and inspiration on the sustainable planning of cities and best practise cases from Danish and international cities. It collects and disseminates knowledge on cases and initiatives from cities all over the world. You will find inspiration in twelve categories; Energy, transport, water, food, waste, green, social, buildings, masterplans, education, economy and health.

Community planning - 8 June 2011
Growing numbers of residents are getting involved with professionals in shaping their local environment. This website is an essential starting point for everyone concerned. It provides easily accessible how-to-do-it best practice information of international scope and relevance.

Urbanisme - 19 October 2010
La revue Urbanisme accompagne toutes les grandes évolutions des villes françaises et étrangères, en donnant la priorité à une approche pluridisciplinaire, ouvrant ses colonnes aussi bien aux praticiens et aux décideurs des villes qu'aux universitaires et aux chercheurs.

Planning Resource - 22 March 2010
PlanningResource is a website that brings you up-to-date news and analysis of town and country planning plus physical regeneration.

POLIS - 19 February 2010
POLIS is a European cooperation project that focuses on implementing strategic town planning and local policy measures to utilize the solar energy capability of structures in European cities. Only a strategic approach by the municipality can enhance the expanding integration of small-scale, decentralized energy applications into the built environment.

European New Towns Platform - ENTP - 17 July 2009
The ENTP (European New Towns Platform) is the organization representing New Towns and fast growing suburban centres in Europe. The seat of the organization is in Brussels Created in 1999, ENTP has become in few years a solid network composed of 32 cities and 11 Research institutes from 12 countries. The main objectives of the organisation are to work as a Platform for the exchange information, to share good practices and to implement common projects; as well as to represent the New Towns, promote them and strengthen their role on a regional and trans-national level. The priorities of the ENTP are urban development, governance, social cohesion and sustainable development. ENTP activities include the promotion of exchange of information and experiences through panels of experts, networks of urban planners and architects, sociologists and environmentalists, conferences and workshops, and the coordination of European projects. ENTP has been participating in several European projects financed by programmes of the European Commission like Interreg III B NEW, Interreg III C, Europaid etc. It will co-organize a Seminar in Shanghai in November 2009 about Eco Districts.

The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) - 15 July 2009
The RTPI’s work involves: Promoting good planning, Developing and shaping policy affecting the built environment, Consistently raising the standards of the planning profession, Supporting our members through continued professional development, Education and training for future planners. The RTPI's seven commitments on climate change : http://www.rtpi.org.uk/item/2624/23/5/3

European Urban Knowledge Network - EUKN - 2 September 2008
Ce site ne contient pas de descriptif, dommage pour lui...

The City Fix - 24 January 2008
By focusing on the intersection of transportation, design, environmental science, and urban planning, this blog examines the myriad ways that cities can adapt and ensure that the current wave of urbanization is good for humanity and the environment. Languages: English

Irish Planning Institute - IPI - 25 September 2007
The Irish Planning Institute is the independent professional body representing the majority of professional planners engaged in physical and environmental planning in Ireland. Languages: English

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