Government Approves Program up to 2035 to Make Cities Greener and Fight Extreme Heat Economic Journal
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Final version of the Action Program for Resilience and Restoration of Nature in Urban Areas already includes five ongoing projects in Évora, Beja, Vila Real, Guimarães and São João da Madeira.
"Five pilot projects are already under way, from north to south of the country, in Évora, Beja, Vila Real, Guimarães and São João da Madeira. The programme reinforces the response to extreme heat with climate shelter networks and prepares the mobilization of national and European funding for the restoration of urban ecosystems", the Government reveals.
The government has approved the PRO NAT.URBE program that reinforces the response to extreme heat with climate shelter networks and has five pilot projects underway in Évora, Beja, Vila Real, Guimarães and São João da Madeira, was announced today. The Action Programme for the Resilience and Restoration of Nature in Urban Areas (PRO NAT.URBE) [...] The content Évora and Beja among the five pilot projects to protect cities from extreme heat appear…
Announced the Government The content Pilot project wants to make Guimarães greener apareceu primeiro em O MINHO.
The government has approved the PRO NAT.URBE program that reinforces the response to extreme heat with climate shelter networks and has in progress five pilot projects in Évora, Beja, Vila Real, Guimarães and São João da Madeira, was announced today. The Alentejo program included in the five government pilot projects to make cities greener appears first in South Information.
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