The transformative potential of co-governance in the green transition of neighbourhoods

Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: Policy makers, local administrations and neighbourhood [1] actors across Europe and beyond have access to evidence-based guidance and recommendations to support public participation in the green transition [1] of neighbourhoods, including their nature-positive [3] transformation. Co-governance [1] approaches aligned with NEB help balance interests, power and knowledge asymmetries and adopt more-than-human [1] approaches at the neighbourhood level; and inform policy, legal, regulatory and institutional frameworks at the national and EU levels. Scope: Public participation in the governance of the green transition of neighbourhoods presents an opportunity to improving inhabitant’s quality of life while addressing climate, biodiversity, and pollution challenges. For instance, co-governance… more

AccessibilityConstruction, Civil engineering, InfraestructuresDemocratic engagement and civic participationDigital Social InnovationEnvironment, resources and sustainabilityIntangible cultural heritageInvolvement of vulnerable populationsKnowledge transferParticipatory/ParticipationProtection of public spacesSocial InclusionSocial Sciences and HumanitiesSocial sciences, interdisciplinarySocietal impactSpatial planningSustainability

1. %44
   EMRAL MUTLU

   Doktor Öğretim ÜyesiAfyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Urban Green Space and Health

   Overlapping papers: Efficient Use Of Squares in Winter Cities With ENVI-met Analysis and The Effects On Thermal Comfort (2023) · Street design scenarios using vegetation for sustainable thermal comfort in Erzurum, Turkey (2021)

2. %43
   AYBÜKE ÖZGE BOZ DEMİR

   Araştırma GörevlisiBartın Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Urban Green Space and Health

   Overlapping papers: Plant Use on Urban Roads within the Scope of Streetscape: Zonguldak Case Study (2019) · CLIMATE COMPATIBLE GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE APPLICATIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE CITIES: BARTIN CASE STUDY (2020)

3. %42
   HİLAL KAHVECİ

   DoçentBilecik Şeyh Edebali Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Urban Green Space and Health · Gender Studies and Social Issues · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation · Turkish Urban and Social Issues

   Overlapping papers: THE EVALUATION OF TOURISM POTENTIAL OF BILECIK CITY, TURKEY (2019) · Therapeutic Landscapes: an Integrative Approach in the Design of Urban Green Spaces (2020)

4. %42
   NEŞE ALKAN

   DoçentAtılım Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Urban Green Space and Health

   Overlapping papers: The Big Five Personality Traits and Shopping Addiction among Young Turkish Adults (2023) · Gender Difference in Psychological Distress and Coping Social Support and Related Variables Following 1995 Dinar Turkey Earthquake (1999)

5. %40
   EFSER RANA COŞKUN TÜRKMEN

   Doktor Öğretim ÜyesiAnkara Sosyal Bilimler Üniversitesi

   Shared topics: Political Conflict and Governance · Social and Cultural Dynamics · European Union Policy and Governance

   Overlapping papers: Navigating the Complexities of Democracy Promotion by the European Union: Lessons from Bosnia and Herzegovina (2024) · Liminal identity of Turkey in humanitarian government (2023)

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