1. General information
2. Objectives of the intervention
Goals of the intervention
The goals of the intervention include:
- replacing the trees being cut out because they were dried out, became dangerous, or grew out their place (law-regulated obligation) (Reference 2);
- increasing the number of trees in the city (Reference 4);
- making the city more aesthetically pleasing (Reference 6);
- involving citizens in the planting of trees and flowers (Reference 6);
- replacing the trees being cut out because they were dried out, became dangerous, or grew out their place (law-regulated obligation) (Reference 2);
- increasing the number of trees in the city (Reference 4);
- making the city more aesthetically pleasing (Reference 6);
- involving citizens in the planting of trees and flowers (Reference 6);
Quantitative targets
- To plant more trees each year than the number of trees cut out.
Monitoring indicators defined
- replacement of trees being cut down;
- number of trees planted yearly;
- number of trees planted yearly;
Sustainability challenge(s) addressed
Please specify "other Type of NBS project"
Intensive tree planting and management plan
Implementation activities
- Each year, approximately 1000 trees were planted;
- in 2015: 44 trees were planted in public areas due to the tree replacements, 565 were planted at the initiative of the population and municipal representatives, and 168 were planted in the second phase of the floodplain replacement, supplemented by the planting of more than 200 shrubs. (Reference 1)
- in 2016: 1044 trees and 62 bushes were planted, out of which only one third is the replacement (Reference 5)
- in 2018: 1125 trees, 308 shrubs and 365 perennials were planted.
- in 2019: more than 1,100 trees and 120 shrubs were planted
- Planting many thousands of flowers each year. Public spaces were decorated with more than a hundred thousand flower seedlings. During 2019, and we donated nearly ten thousand seedlings to the population.
- Automatic irrigation systems were installed by the city. (Reference 6)
- in 2015: 44 trees were planted in public areas due to the tree replacements, 565 were planted at the initiative of the population and municipal representatives, and 168 were planted in the second phase of the floodplain replacement, supplemented by the planting of more than 200 shrubs. (Reference 1)
- in 2016: 1044 trees and 62 bushes were planted, out of which only one third is the replacement (Reference 5)
- in 2018: 1125 trees, 308 shrubs and 365 perennials were planted.
- in 2019: more than 1,100 trees and 120 shrubs were planted
- Planting many thousands of flowers each year. Public spaces were decorated with more than a hundred thousand flower seedlings. During 2019, and we donated nearly ten thousand seedlings to the population.
- Automatic irrigation systems were installed by the city. (Reference 6)
Type of NBS project
3. NBS domains, ES and scale
4. Governance and financing
5. Innovation
Type of innovation
Please specify technological innovation
The municipality replaces trees being cut down with a number of new trees determined by the perimeter of the former one as opposed to its diameter, which can mean three times more new trees being planted (Reference 2).
Novelty level of the innovation
Please specify novelty level of the innovation
unknown
Replicability/Transferability
Please specify Replicability/Transferability
unknown
