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Project Participants

We, the GreenKeys –Team, commend the Manual GreenKeys @ Your City – A Guide for Urban Green Quality and the developed Tools and trust these will come to be widely read and accepted both within and outside Europe. It is hoped that these publications will find wide application and that the dialogues which have been started will continue beyond the Project’s runtime with all who are interested

in urban green space and sustainable urban development. The Manual has been created firstly to function as a ‘planning assistant’ for green issues. It has also been created to act as a ‘Tool for Talking’:– as a channel to advance and strengthen

communication;– as a guide and prompt to encourage us to

start (re)thinking and learning about the

complex interactions between the needs of citizens, environmental requirements and the supply of green spaces; and

– as a catalyst for delivering scientific and technical knowledge.

The Manual development has been carefully planned, revised and tested by a pan-European team of scientists and practitioners. The GreenKeys-Team welcomes any response from

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ner Municipality of Dresden

Department of Urban Green and Waste Managementwww.dresden.de

Grunaer Straße 2 01069 Dresden Germany

Detlef Thiel dthiel@dresden.de

Ines Pochert ipochert@dresden.de

Wencke Reichel WReichel@dresden.de

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Leibniz Institute of Ecological and Regional Development (IOER) www.ioer.de

Weberplatz 1 01217 Dresden Germany

Berit Edlich b.edlich@ioer.de

Carlos Smaniotto Costa c.smaniotto-costa@ioer.de

Jacqueline Hoyer jacqueline.hoyer@hcu-hamburg.de

Juliane Mathey j.mathey@ioer.de Geographical Research Institute Hungarian Academy of Sciences (GRI HAS/MTA FKI) www.mtafki.hu

Budaörsi út 45. 1112 Budapest Hungary

Attila Kondor mtafki@vipmail.hu

Balazs Szabo szabba@freemail.hu

Krisztina Bádonyi bad8379@iif.hu

Tamás Egedy ege6727@mail.iif.hu

Zoltan Kovacs zkovacs@mail.iif.hu German Association for Housing, Urban and Spatial Development www.deutscher-verband.org

Georgenstraße 21 10117 Berlin Germany

Christoph Pienkoß c.pienkoss@deutscher-verband.org

Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research UFZ - Department Urban Ecology, Environmental Planning and Transport http://www.ufz.de/

Permoserstraße 15 04318 Leipzig Germany

Hans Kasperidus hans.kasperidus@ufz.de

Matthias Richter m.richter@ufz.de

Ulrike Weiland ulrike.weiland@ufz.de

Municipality of Bydgoszcz Department of Communal Economy and Environmental Protection www.bydgoszcz.pl

ul. Jezuicka 1 85-102 Bydgoszcz Poland

Agnieszka Gorniak agnieszka_gorniak@wp.pl

Dominika Marciniak dominika.marciniak@um.bydgoszcz.pl

Hanna Pawlikowska hanna.pawlikowska@um.bydgoszcz.pl

Janusz Bordewicz janusz.bordewicz@um.bydgoszcz.pl

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the users of the Manual and Tools in the form of comments or field reports.In the list below you can see the relevant contact data of the Project’s Partners and those persons who participated in the Project. In light of the recommendations and requests above the support and interlinkages between these levels of governance can encourage and guarantee the quest for sustainability in the urban environment. Good quality green spaces are a necessary precondition for the

achievement of sustainable development.The GreenKeys Manual is designed in the hope that it will prove to be an inspiration to In the spirit of GreenKeys:

• Improving green space is a commitment for investment into the future.

• If we want our cities to have more sustainable futures we have to prepare them now!

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Municipality of Giulianova Environmental Department www.comune.giulianova.te.it

Corso Garibaldi, 119 64021 Giulianova Italy

Orlando Polilli o.polilli@comune.giulianova.te.it

Municipality of Halandri Mayors Office EU Programmes Office http://www.halandri.gr

Ag.Georgiou 30 & Aristeidou 152-34 Halandri Greece

Alexander Cappos eu@halandri.gr,

Alexandra Alexandropoulou eu@halandri.gr,

Nancy Goussiaki greenkeys@otenet.gr

Stavroula Spyropoubu greenkeys@otenet.grMunicipality of Kotel Territorial and Urban Development Department www.kotel.bg

Vazrazdane Square 1 8970 Kotel Bulgaria

Genoveva Tihanova obkotel@vip.bg

Parush Nedelchev obkotel@vip.bg

Municipality of Leipzig Parks and Recreation Office www.leipzig.de

Nonnenstraße 5c 04092 Leipzig Germany

Karmen Seidel kseidel@leipzig.de

INTEGERE Säntisstraße 163 A 12277 Berlin Germany

Susanne Fuchs info@integere.de

Municipality of Nova Gorica Department of Environment and Spatial Planningwww.nova-gorica.si

Trg E. Kardelja 1 5000 Nova Gorica Slovenia

Maja Šinigoj maja.sinigoj@nova-gorica.si

Niko Jurca niko.jurca@nova-gorica.si

Polona Filipic polona.filipic@guest.arnes.si Municipality of Sanok Local Initiatives and European Integration Teamwww.sanok.pl/en/index.php

ul. Rynek 1 38-500 Sanok Poland

Konrad Bialas zil@um.sanok.pl

Robert Buri zil@um.sanok.pl

Stanislaw Czernek umsanok@ks.onet.plMunicipality of Sofia Directorate of European Integration Project Coordination Unit www.sofia.bg

Moskovska str. 33 1000 Sofia Bulgaria

Nadya Nikolova-Deme nnikolova@sofia.bg

Marianna Georgieva georgieva@sofia.bg

Ina Gencheva ina.gencheva@gmail.com

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