Traduction de «Programme d'aménagement des centres-villes » (Français → Anglais) :

the development of an integrated global approach to urban mobility which will serve as a common frame of reference for European, national, regional and local players (municipalities, citizens, businesses and industry); this approach should be based on the principles of the EU internal market in sustainable mobility and should take into account the viability of cities and the effect on demographics (outmigration from cities); underlines, that this should give a clear stimulus to cities and urban areas to establish integrated and comprehensive Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs), with an emphasis on long-term city planning and spati ...[+++]al planning; in this regard, calls on the Commission to examine how to link SUMPs to EU-Co-financing of transport projects in cities of more than 100 000 inhabitants and to EU legislation, decisions and targets concerning the reduction of accidents, CO2 emissions, local gas emissions and noise;

14. Takes the view that urban planning should take account of the specific nature of European cities in demographic and quality-of-life terms, incorporating a wide spectrum of policies and opportunities involving citizens and, in particular, young people and women, with a view to ensuring people-friendly cities in terms of transport, economic activity, the environment, planning, social policy, public health, migration policy, social integration, housing, more nursery facilities and health centres for the elderly, higher safety standards, and so on and to encouraging solidarity between generations; considers that the development of this ...[+++]strategy should be accompanied by systematic gender mainstreaming throughout;

2. Takes the view that urban planning should take account of the specific nature of European cities in demographic and quality of life terms, incorporating a wide spectrum of policies and opportunities involving citizens and, in particular, young people and women, with a view to ensuring people-friendly cities in terms of transport, economic activity, the environment, planning, social policy, public health, migration policy, social integration, housing, more nursery facilities and health centres for the elderly, higher safety standards, etc, and to encouraging solidarity between generations; considers that the elaboration of this strate ...[+++]gy should be accompanied by systematic gender mainstreaming throughout;

14. Takes the view that urban planning should take account of the specific nature of European cities in demographic and quality of life terms, incorporating a wide spectrum of policies and opportunities involving citizens and, in particular, young people and women, with a view to ensuring people-friendly cities in terms of transport, economic activity, the environment, planning, social policy, public health, migration policy, social integration, housing, more nursery facilities and health centres for the elderly, higher safety standards, etc, and to encouraging solidarity between generations; considers that the elaboration of this strat ...[+++]egy should be accompanied by systematic gender mainstreaming throughout;

The "City of Tomorrow and Cultural Heritage" research programme supports research projects on the revitalisation of city centres and neighbourhoods (including the rehabilitation and re-use of contaminated and brownfield sites), sustainable retrofitting of urban areas such as large housing estates and on ways to reduce urban sprawl, especially through the integration of land use and transport planning.

promoting best practice with respect to sustainable land use planning, with particular emphasis on transport planning and the Integrated Coastal Zone Management programme and the protection of the cultural heritage and historic European city centres and villages ;