Outcomes

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  LOS_DAMA! Compendium

  Type of output:Strategy

  The LOS_DAMA! compendium gives a detailed insight into the challenges LOS_DAMA! Project Partners faced during the implementation of local pilot activities to enhance Green Infrastructure for better living in city regions.

  Within LOS_DAMA! 7 cities, institutes and metropolitan regions developed and implemented local pilot projects in the following city regions: Munich, Salzburg, Vienna, Ljubljana, Trrento, Turin and Grenoble. A detailed description of the local activities is published in the LOS_DAMA! compendium and linked with the tools used for implementation. In addition overall challenges of enhancing Green Infrastructure in the Alpine Space are explained followed by the solutions of Project Partners in the different plannign contexts.
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  LOS_DAMA! Alpine city network

  Type of output:Network

  Transnational cooperation network aiming at protecting open spaces and landscapes in and around the Alpine cities and to develop them further as green infrastructure.

  Cities and metropolitan authorities in the Alpine region engage to improve the development, design and maintenance of peri-urban green spaces and landscapes, acknowledging the importance of their qualities and functions for urban areas and for the Alpine region as a whole In this memorandum, they declare their commitment to provide a durable basis for collaboration between the above-mentioned partners in striving to protect, enhance and sustainably manage our open spaces as landscapes and as green infrastructure.
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  LOS_DAMA! Toolbox

  Type of output:Tool

  The LOS_DAMA! toolbox is a ready to apply publication that carved out transferable tools for practitioners to enhance Green Infrastructure in peri-ruban city regions.

  Within LOS_DAMA! 7 cities, institutes and metropolitan regions developed and implemented local pilot projects in the following city regions: Munich, Salzburg, Vienna, Ljubljana, Trrento, Turin and Grenoble. 38 informal tools were developed to enhance Green Infrastructure in peri-urban city regions. As the main challenges varied in each city regions, the developed tools have different aims and were clustered in the following groups: 1) raising awareness tools 2) analysis tools 3) collaboration support tools 4) plan, planning and implementation tools and 5) process-supporting tools. The tools contain experiences and tips for application and are transferable and easy to apply for different contexts.
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  LOS_DAMA! Public Synthesis Report

  Type of output:Tool

  The LOS_DAMA! synthesis report offers technical insights for highly skilled practitioners and researchers

  The following three universities were partners of LOS_DAMA!: Technical University Munich (Chair for Strategic Landscape Planning and Management), Eberhard-Karls University Tübingen (Chair for Urban and Regional Development) and University Grenoble-Alpés (Institute for Alpine Town Planning and Geography). As knowledge partners they peer-reviewed the approaches of the 7 LOS_DAMA! cities, institutes and metropolitan regions to enhance Green Infrastructure in city regions. The Public Synthesis Report contains a short presentation of the universities and their fields of action, an overview on educational workshops and studios as well as the LOS_DAMA! Autumn School and academic contributions.
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  LOS_DAMA! Policy recommendations

  Type of output:Strategy

  The LOS_DAMA!policy recommendations for local level contain an analysis of governance systems of LOS_DAMA! partners and recommedations for the local and regional level to enhance Green Infrastructure for better living in city regions.

  Within LOS_DAMA! 7 cities, institutes and metropolitan regions developed and implemented local pilot projects in the following city regions: Munich, Salzburg, Vienna, Ljubljana, Trrento, Turin and Grenoble. The University of Grenoble-Alpes and the City of Trento analyzed the implementattion processes including the governance system, a SWOT analysis (strength, weaknesses, opportunities and threats) and stakeholder involvement. The publication contains pilot profiles for each of the 7 regions and specific and general recommendations how to better implement Green Infrastructure on the local and regional level.
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