Le infrastrutture verdi nei paesaggi del vino: Linee guida alla pianificazione
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description: In the last century, the increase of global population, the excessive urbanization, and the intensive agricultural practices have led to a relevant decline of the natural capital. A significant driver of this depletion is landscape fragmentation, whose solution has been envisaged by European policies through strategies including the adoption of the so-called green infrastructures, i.e. ensembles of green areas and nature-based solutions capable of delivering benefits to human beings. In this thesis, I investigate on the inclusion of green infrastructures in French spatial planning, by focusing on the use of specific planning tools as guidelines, specific documents designed to facilitate the implementation of green infrastructures at a large scale. Thus, I develop on a systematic framework for drafting guidelines, starting from the review of scientific contributions and grey acts and resolutions, and leading to a scheme able to steer the adoption of green infrastructure policy and planning in a range of contexts in professional practice. The focus of this research are i) wine landscapes, which are assumed as very important agroecosystems and historic and ii) cultural landscape conservation implying policies, for which green infrastructures are conceived as instruments able of unify in a leitmotif urban and rural ways of enjoying the related benefits, in terms of ecosystem services. I propose a framework for guidelines drafting and including: i) scientific and grey literature review, ii) context analysis, and iii) consistency check. The guidelines aim at improving the green infrastructures planning, governance, implementation, and monitoring. They embrace the perspectives of i) biological production 5 for a more sustainable viticulture, as demanded by local citizens, ii) conservation of metropolitan viticultural areas, and iii) obtaining healthy green infrastructures, i.e. able to deliver socially beneficial ecosystem services. I apply the methodologies to the design …
abstract: In the last century, the increase of global population, the excessive urbanization, and the intensive agricultural practices have led to a relevant decline of the natural capital. A significant driver of this depletion is landscape fragmentation, whose solution has been envisaged by European policies through strategies including the adoption of the so-called green infrastructures, i.e. ensembles of green areas and nature-based solutions capable of delivering benefits to human beings. In this thesis, I investigate on the inclusion of green infrastructures in French spatial planning, by focusing on the use of specific planning tools as guidelines, specific documents designed to facilitate the implementation of green infrastructures at a large scale. Thus, I develop on a systematic framework for drafting guidelines, starting from the review of scientific contributions and grey acts and resolutions, and leading to a scheme able to steer the adoption of green infrastructure policy and planning in a range of contexts in professional practice. The focus of this research are i) wine landscapes, which are assumed as very important agroecosystems and historic and ii) cultural landscape conservation implying policies, for which green infrastructures are conceived as instruments able of unify in a leitmotif urban and rural ways of enjoying the related benefits, in terms of ecosystem services. I propose a framework for guidelines drafting and including: i) scientific and grey literature review, ii) context analysis, and iii) consistency check. The guidelines aim at improving the green infrastructures planning, governance, implementation, and monitoring. They embrace the perspectives of i) biological production 5 for a more sustainable viticulture, as demanded by local citizens, ii) conservation of metropolitan viticultural areas, and iii) obtaining healthy green infrastructures, i.e. able to deliver socially beneficial ecosystem services. I apply the methodologies to the design …
author: CALIA, GIOVANNA
language: ita
keywords: Settore AGR/10 - Costruzioni Rurali e Territorio Agroforestale
date published: 2023-04-21T00:00:00+02:00
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:29:55Z
provider: Università di Cagliari
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: Università degli Studi di Cagliari

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