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1. GREEN CITY VANCOUVER Town planning Abhay pal; Anurag ANAND; GUNJAN SHARMA; KHUSHI AGRAHARI

2. Vancouver city Vancouver, Canada, is known for its commitment to sustainable building practices and the integration of renewable energy sources . The city has implemented stringent building codes and regulations that promote energy efficiency , green construction materials, and innovative design techniques.  The city states that sustainable energy can be promoted at the municipal level through planning, regulation, public procurement, direct investment, provision of services, and awareness-raising. Buildings in Vancouver are designed to minimize energy consumption , reduce carbon emissions, and maximize natural daylight. 3

3. Vancouver city 4 Vancouver is one of the most eco-friendly cities. It is located on the pacific coast. ECO FRIENDLY CITY There is more use of public transport in Vancouver. For this reason city has reduced the CO2 emissions and has improved its air quality. PUBLIC  TRANSPORT In vancouver there are many vegetable patch Vancouver is recognized worldwide as the birthplace of greenpeace FOOD AND AGRICULTURE Vancouver has a big beautiful garden called Butchart. Vancouver it’s a quite good city to a ride bike because there a lot bike lines and companies who offer bike. SPORTS AND GARDENS

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7. Sustainable Building Practices and Renewable Energy Integration The city encourages the use of renewable energy sources such as solar panels and geothermal systems . By adopting sustainable building practices and renewable energy integration , Vancouver is setting a precedent for environmentally responsible urban development. R esidential solar system is a grid-tied system , which allows the building to use its solar-generated electricity . When the system isn’t producing electricity at night , electricity is provided by the electrical grid .  One of the best systems is that any excess electricity produced by the system can be fed back to the electrical grid through a process known as net metering. 8

8. Green Roofs and Urban Agriculture Initiatives: Vancouver encourages the adoption of green roofs, which involve the installation of vegetation on the rooftops of buildings . Green roofs provide numerous benefits, including stormwater management, insulation, and improved air quality . They also contribute to urban agriculture initiatives , where rooftop spaces are used for growing food crops and promoting local food production. Vancouver's commitment to green roofs and urban agriculture initiatives promotes sustainable food systems, reduces the city's ecological footprint , and enhances community well-being . 9

9. Vancouver Sole Food Farms: Urban Agriculture Transforming Vacant Lots into Farms: Sole Food Farms is an innovative urban agriculture project in Vancouver that transforms vacant lots into productive farms. By utilizing raised beds and containers , the project brings agriculture into urban areas, creating opportunities for local food production and community engagement. Sole Food Farms not only provides fresh, organic produce to local residents but also offers employment and job training opportunities for individuals facing barriers to traditional employment. The project showcases Vancouver's commitment to sustainable food systems, social inclusion, and the revitalization of urban spaces . 10

10. Waste Management and Recycling Programs Solid waste programs : Develops, operates, and improves solid waste-related programs, including education, outreach, enforcement, on-street infrastructure, grants, permits, contracts, and audits. Provides technical, planning, implementation, data and analytics, optimization, project management , and budgeting support to Sanitation Services. Provides technical support for street cleaning and collection operations , and operates the Clean Streets program including coordination of the Neighbourhood Cleanup Party , and inspection and enforcement of illegal dumping and commercial container license and by-law requirements. 11 Love Food Hate Waste Transit Shelter Ad An Automated Collection Truck Collecting Garbage in Vancouver Lane Vancouver’s Waste Disposal

11. Sanitation Services: • Collects garbage and green bin material ( food scraps and yard trimmings ), from single-family and a portion of multi-family residential properties as a Solid Waste Utility service. • Provides street cleaning including sweeping, flushing, abandoned item and litter collection from sidewalks, streets, and lanes, and emptying of public litter and recycling receptacles in streets, parks and beaches. • Supports waste removal and cleanup at special events, snow removal at night, and fall street leaf removal. TRANSFER & LANDFILL OPERATIONS: Operates the Vancouver Zero Waste Centre (VZWC - depot on Yukon Street), Vancouver South Transfer Station (VSTS - West Kent Ave. North), and, Vancouver Landfill (VLF - in City of Delta) including the management of various environmental protection systems (flare station and storm water and leachate management system ), a yard trimming composting facility , and the Landfill Zero Waste Centre (LFZWC) Old (left) and New (right) Maps for Sanitation Collection

12. Active Transportation Infrastructure Vancouver prioritizes active transportation infrastructure to encourage walking, cycling, and the use of public transit. The city has invested in the development of bike lanes, pedestrian-friendly streets, and an extensive public transit system . By creating safe and accessible options for active transportation, Vancouver reduces congestion, improves air quality, and promotes healthier lifestyles. The city's commitment to active transportation aligns with its vision of creating livable and sustainable neighborhoods. 13

13. Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Recognizing the urgent need to address climate change, Vancouver has implemented various measures to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change . The city has set ambitious targets to reduce emissions and has implemented initiatives such as  energy-efficient buildings, renewable energy installations, and the promotion of sustainable transportation. Vancouver is also investing in climate adaptation strategies, including flood management and resilient infrastructure . By taking proactive measures to address climate change, Vancouver demonstrates its commitment to building a sustainable and resilient city for the future. 14

14. Community Engagement and Collaboration Vancouver's success in eco-city planning can be attributed to its strong community engagement and collaborative approach . The city actively involves residents, businesses, and community organizations in decision-making processes, ensuring that diverse perspectives are considered. Through public consultations, partnerships, and participatory planning , Vancouver fosters a sense of ownership and shared responsibility for the city's sustainable development . This collaborative approach strengthens community connections and empowers individuals to contribute to the city's environmental goals. 15

15. Vancouver Convention Centre A 6-ACRE “LIVING” GREEN ROOF Prime example of sustainable design and construction . Spanning approximately 1.2 million square feet and the first Double LEED® Platinum Convention Centre in the world. B uilt by PCL CONSTRUCTION mainly to support the 2010 Winter Olympics and Paralympics The facility features a massive green roof , which serves multiple purposes, including  stormwater management, insulation, and the promotion of biodiversity . The green roof also helps to reduce the urban heat island effect and improve air quality. T he reuse of ocean water through the central plant would provide heating and cooling throughout the building. Incorporates energy-efficient design elements such as natural ventilation, energy-efficient lighting systems, and water-saving fixtures . The integration of these features demonstrates Vancouver's commitment to sustainable event hosting. 16

16. Olympic Village, Vancouver The Olympic Village in Vancouver, built for the 2010 Winter Olympics, is a sustainable housing development that has transformed into a thriving residential community . D eveloped by the Millennium Development Group. The village was designed with a focus on energy efficiency, water conservation, and green spaces . Buildings in the Olympic Village utilize sustainable materials, energy-efficient systems, and green building practices . The development also includes community gardens, parks, and waterfront access , promoting a healthy and sustainable living environment and prioritizing the well-being of residents and the environment . It is a mixed-use community , with approximately 1,100 residential units, area parks, and a growing number of retail and service outlets. 17

17. Vancouver Central Library Rooftop Garden and Sustainability Features : The Vancouver Central Library is an architectural marvel that incorporates sustainability features and promotes environmental stewardship. The library's rooftop garden provides a green oasis in the heart of the city, offering a tranquil space for visitors and contributing to urban biodiversity . The building itself incorporates energy-efficient systems, natural lighting, and water-saving fixtures. The library's commitment to sustainability extends beyond its physical design, as it also offers a range of educational programs and resources focused on environmental awareness and sustainable living . 18

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