Urban Green Space Policies: Performance and Success Conditions in European Cities



A4.Changes in the budget for greenery in the last two years: This data is obtained directly
from the representatives of municipalities by questionnaires. The changes are defined as an
increase, a decrease or no change in the budget for greenery in the last two years.

A5.Existence of special planning instruments for urban green: This information is obtained
directly from the representatives of municipalities by questionnaires in terms of “yes” or
“no”.

A6.Number of responsible departments for the planning of urban green: This information is
obtained directly from the representatives of municipalities by questionnaires in terms of
"
only one department" or "more than one department".

A7.Experience with citizen participation: This information is obtained directly from the
representatives of municipalities by questionnaires in terms of “yes” or “no”.

Dl.Level of performance: With this question it is aimed to highlight the success level of
urban green space policy in light of the objectives of a city from the representatives’ own
evaluation perspectives. The performance is defined in five categories; (1) very successful,
(2) moderately successful, (3) marginally successful, (4) low success, (5) no success at all.

4. Empirical results: Best practices in European cities



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