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Thema: UN-Auszeichnung 2002 |
Carsten Sperling
Experte
23.10.2002 |
Im Internet ist unter den folgenden Adressen nachzulesen, wie Freiburg-Vauban beim Weltsiedlungspreis der Vereinten Nationen (Dubai-Award) abgeschnitten hat:
http://www.sustainabledevelopment.org/blp/awards/2002/
http://www.sustainabledevelopment.org/blp/awards/2002/short02.html
Bei letzterem Link steht zu Vauban:
2002 / 312 Sustainable Urban District Freiburg-Vauban, Germany
The city of Freiburg bought the Urban District of Freiburg-Vauban, which had been used as an army base for over 50 years. The area occupies a 42 hectare site and is being developed for a population of 5,000 inhabitants by the year 2006.
"Forum Vauban", an NGO created in 1994, has become the official body for extended citizen participation in municipal affairs. The City of Freiburg formed a special committee to spearhead activities to transform the Freiburg-Vauban for use by the civilian population. Regular meetings took place between the Forum Vauban and members of the City Administration with special roundtables and workshops sessions where necessary. The process is guided by stipulations in the master plan including specifications on the height of the buildings, standards for low-energy use and consumption, the general structure of the development site and other regulations concerning rainwater infiltration and the greening of facades and roofs. To address social issues, city welfare institutions were established to provide services and support to specific target groups - children, youth, families and to enhance conflict resolution while supporting grassroots initiatives.
The current neighbourhood houses 1,200 citizens, 10% of whom are children below 10 years of age. All houses have been built to improved low energy standards. Production of carbon dioxide has been reduced by 60% through the use of insulation and efficient heat supply systems utilising solar power and a co-generation plant. Traffic has reduced drastically with 35% of households agreeing to live without a car and the introduction of a car sharing system. Play grounds and public spaces have been reserved for green development. Building owners have come together to form an organisation that develops schemes that enable the low-income earners to gain access to home ownership. An extremely high level of citizen participation characterizes the housing project, not only in planning but also in construction.
The ecological housing scheme has made solid contributions to the European sustainable development debate on energy conservation, reduction in car use and the creation of a green living environment for children and community activities.
The program fully meets the three basic criteria of impact, partnership and sustainability as well as the three additional considerations of leadership and community empowerment, gender equality and social inclusion, and innovation within local context and transferability.
Liebe Grüße nach Freiburg!
Carsten
[Carsten Sperling 23.10.2002 22:08] |
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