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BSI PD ISO/TR 37121:2017

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Sustainable development in communities. Inventory of existing guidelines and approaches on sustainable development and resilience in cities

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This document provides an inventory of existing guidelines and approaches on sustainable development and resilience in cities.

This document focuses on resilience understood as the ability of a city, system, community, local government or society exposed to hazards to resist, absorb, accommodate to and recover from the effects of a hazard in a timely and efficient manner, including through the preservation and restoration of its essential basic structures and functions.

Resilience indicators are intended to assess the extent to which cities are helping residents, businesses, institutions, and infrastructure resist, absorb, accommodate to and recover from the effects of hazards in a timely and efficient manner.

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PDF Pages PDF Title
9 Foreword
10 Introduction
11 1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Compilation of guidelines and approaches
4.1 ASEAN/ESC model cities programme
12 4.2 Citizen’s guide to biosphere eco-cities: Finding a balance between people and nature for your city and countryside
4.3 User’s manual for the city biodiversity index
13 4.4 Eco2 cities guide: Ecological cities as economic cities
4.5 European common indicators: Towards a local sustainability profile
14 4.6 Global urban indicators — Selected statistics: monitoring the habitat agenda and the millennium development goals
4.7 Cities and green growth: A conceptual framework
15 4.8 Reference framework for sustainable cities (RFSC): Testing results and recommendations
4.9 Eco-model city project (EMCP): Regional revitalization project, eco-model cities leading the transformation to the low-carbon society
16 4.10 ÉcoQuartier
4.11 Pearl rating system for Estidama: Emirate of Abu Dhabi
17 4.12 Green communities assistance kit
4.13 China’s development of low-carbon eco-cities and associated indicator systems
4.14 National eco-garden city evaluation standards
18 4.15 Sustainable approach for social housing in Brazil (Selo Casa Azul CAIXA)
4.16 Public environmental accounting: International context, trends and concrete examples [City and Local Environmental Accounting and Reporting (CLEAR)]
19 4.17 Making EcoDistricts: Concepts and methods for advancing sustainability in neighbourhoods
4.18 GreenClimateCities program: Pathway to urban low-carbon development
4.19 Tianjin eco-city
20 4.20 Green City index: Summary of the green city index research series
4.21 How smart is your city? Helping cities measure progress
21 4.22 Citizen’s guide to LEED® for neighbourhood development: How to tell if development is smart and green
4.23 CLIMATE+ development program: Framework for climate positive communities
22 4.24 Comprehensive manual for the community capital scan
4.25 Enterprise green communities criteria
4.26 Foundation for sustainable area development: Assessments for area developments
23 4.27 Global city indicators facility briefing documents
4.28 International eco-city framework and standards
24 4.29 Living building challenge 2.1: Visionary path to a restorative future
4.30 Common international targets
25 4.31 SlimCity: Cross-industry public-private initiative on urban sustainability
4.32 Sustainability Tools for Assessing and Rating (STAR) community rating system
4.33 Sustainable Cities Index 2010: Ranking the 20 largest British cities
26 4.34 Sustainable communities program
4.35 Sustainable cities program
27 4.36 BREEAM communities — Technical manual
4.37 Comprehensive assessment system for built environment efficiency (CASBEE®) for Cities
28 4.38 German Sustainable Building Council
4.39 Eco-city development index system
29 4.40 Green star communities: Guide for local government
4.41 IGBC green townships (for townships and large developments) rating system — Pilot version abridged reference guide
30 4.42 LEED® for neighbourhood development
4.43 Environmental accounting for people and places: Resources and Energy Analysis Programme (REAP)
31 4.44 Cities and biodiversity outlook — Action and policy: Global assessment of the links between urbanization, biodiversity, and ecosystem services
4.45 Global assessment report on disaster risk reduction
4.46 UNISDR terminology on disaster risk reduction
32 4.47 Global competitiveness report 2013 to 2014
4.48 Partnering for service excellence: Performance measurement report
4.49 Meeting the challenge of climate change: TRCA action plan for the living city
33 4.50 2012 EPI: environmental performance index and pilot trend environmental performance index
4.51 2012 Global cities index and emerging cities outlook
4.52 State of the world’s cities 2012/2013: Prosperity of cities
34 4.53 Wealthier, healthier cities: How climate change action is giving us wealthier, healthier cities
4.54 New York City local law 84 benchmarking report
4.55 BREEAM-NL Area development — Label for sustainable area development: Technical manual
35 4.56 Capacity building to integrate disaster risk reduction into coastal management in Indonesia
4.57 GHG protocol for community-scale greenhouse gas emissions (GPC)
4.58 UK sustainable development indicators
36 4.59 PAS 2070 — Specification for the assessment of greenhouse gas emissions of a city: Direct plus supply chain, and consumption-based methodologies
4.60 Water sector performance indicator system (WS-PIS)
37 4.61 Climate change adaptation-related indicators
4.62 The UK government sustainable development strategy
4.63 Ecological footprints of Canadian municipalities and regions
38 4.64 Indicators of disaster risk and risk management: Program for Latin America and the Caribbean summary report (second edition)
4.65 Cities preparing for climate change: Study of six urban regions
4.66 Indicators for sustainability: How cities are monitoring and evaluating their success
39 4.67 Climate change adaptation indicators: Logic framework assessment and indicator analysis of Sida’s bilateral and regional contributions under the framework of the climate change initiative
4.68 London’s quality of life indicators: 2012 report
4.69 Measuring urban sustainability: Analysis of the European Green Capital Award 2010 and 2011 application round
40 4.70 Measuring city sustainability: Project Houston
4.71 Investing in sustainable growth: 2012 Rotterdam sustainability monitor
4.72 National Forest City
41 4.73 Construction index for ecological cities
4.74 Management referential system for a sustainable management operation (Référentiel du Système de Management d’une Opération d’aménagement durable)
4.75 How to integrate and determine the value of the three sustainable development aspects from the conception to the development of a project (Comment intégrer et valoriser les 3 aspects du développement durable de la conception à la réalisation d’un pro
42 4.76 From strategy to evaluation: keys to succeed in the local Agenda 21 — Referential for the evaluation of territorial sustainable development projects (De la stratégie à l’évaluation: des clés pour réussir un Agenda 21 local — Référentiel pour l’évalua
4.77 Territorial Sustainable Development Projects and Local Agenda 21
43 4.78 Referential: A Sustainable Development for Paris (Référential: Un Aménagement Durable Pour Paris)
4.79 Sustainable development indicators: Indicators for the sustainable development national strategy 2010–2013 (Les indicateurs de développement durable: Les indicateurs de la stratégie nationale de développement durable 2010–2013)
4.80 Sustainable development indicators for the evaluation of urban renewal projects: INDI model – RU 2015 (Des indicateurs de developpement durable pour l’evaluation des projets de renouvellement urbain: Le modèle INDI – RU 2005)
44 4.81 Some regional approaches and indicators and some indicators related to social cohesion (Quelques démarches et indicateurs régionaux and Quelques indicateurs en lien avec la cohésion sociale)
4.82 Reference framework for sustainable cities
4.83 Urban sustainable development diagnostic (Diagnostic developpement durable urbain)
45 4.84 Guide for environmental quality in architecture and urbanism (Guide de la qualité environnementale dans l’architecture et l’urbanisme)
4.85 Sustainable cities and neighbourhoods (Ville and quartiers durables)
4.86 Baro’Metropole: Our Territory in Focus (Baro’Metropole: Notre Territoire à la Loupe)
46 4.87 Eco-neighbourhoods Charter: Project subject to consultation and experimentation (Charte des éco quartiers: Project soumis à concertation et expérimentation)
4.88 Charter for sustainable development and habitat (Charte de l’aménagement et de l’habitat durables)
47 4.89 UNISDR Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities
4.90 UNISDR Indicators of progress
48 4.91 UNISDR Post-2015 Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction: A proposal for monitoring progress
49 4.92 UNISDR local government self-assessment tool
4.93 Making Cities Resilient Report 2012 (UNISDR)
50 4.94 UNISDR Ten New Essentials for Making Cities Resilient
51 4.95 University of Notre Dame Global Adaptation Index
52 4.96 Resilient Cities Research Report (Grosvenor)
4.97 City Resilience Framework
53 4.98 2014 FM Global Resilience Index
4.99 Global Climate Risk Index 2015
54 4.100 Index for Risk Management — InfoRM
55 4.101 Risk Reduction Index in West Africa
56 4.102 Toolkit for Resilient Cities — Infrastructure, Technology and Urban Planning
4.103 The Oregon Resilience Plan
57 4.104 Planetary Boundaries Framework
4.105 Doughnut economics
58 4.106 Recovery Strategy for Greater Christchurch
59 4.107 Private Sector Investment Decisions in Building and Construction: Increasing, Managing and Transferring Risks: Case study of Lagos, Nigeria
4.108 Tourism Investment Choices and Flood Risk: Illustrative Case Study on Denarau Island Resort in Fiji
4.109 Flood risk management and the roles of the private sector in England
60 4.110 The Value of Seismic Risk Mitigation in Canterbury, New Zealand
4.111 Uncorrected land-use planning highlighted by flooding: The Alba case study (Piedmont, Italy)
4.112 Private Sector Investment Decisions in Building and Construction: Increasing, Managing, and Transferring Risks: A Case Study of Thailand
61 4.113 UNISDR Case Study Report
4.114 REDi Rating System
4.115 IFRC Framework for Community Resilience
62 4.116 Copenhagen Climate Adaptation Plan
63 4.117 Risk-Based Land-Use Guide
4.118 Enhancing Distribution Resiliency
4.119 Smart City Pilot Project
64 4.120 Haimian City Pilot Project
4.121 Low-carbon regions and cities experimental project
65 4.122 Guide for comprehensive assessment of local government
4.123 Spanish Sustainable Development Strategy
4.124 Spanish Standardization Work Programme
66 4.125 Gradual Development of Austrian Smart City Profiles
5 Analysis of indicators
5.1 ISO 37120 Gap analysis — Resilience indicators
69 5.2 Analysis and correlation of guidelines and approaches with purposes and issues from ISO 37101
5.2.1 General
70 5.2.2 Reference framework for European sustainable cities
73 5.2.3 Baro Metropole (City of Rennes)
76 5.2.4 Reference framework for territorial sustainable development projects and local Agenda 21
78 5.2.5 Green communities
80 5.2.6 Urban indicators guidelines
83 5.2.7 Low-carbon eco-cities
84 5.2.8 Star community rating system
87 5.3 Analysis of CASBEE® guidelines and approaches
5.3.1 CASBEE® for urban development
90 5.3.2 CASBEE® for cities
92 5.3.3 CASBEE® for market promotion — Reflecting UNEP FI PWG’s support for concise metrics
95 5.4 Analysis and correlation of UNISDR ten new essentials with ISO 37120
102 6 Selection of indicators
6.1 General
103 6.2 Collection of information
6.3 Statistical considerations: Time series, missing data and interpretation in context
6.3.1 General
104 6.3.2 Time series
6.3.3 Missing data
6.3.4 Interpretation in context
6.4 Priorities and approaches for individual cities
106 Bibliography
BSI PD ISO/TR 37121:2017
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