Sustainable Urban Neighbourhoods

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Ample protection for nature is a key component of environmental sustainability in urban neighbourhoods.

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Importance of nature protection.

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Facilities for waste minimisation support recycling and are essential for environmental sustainability.

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Role of waste minimisation facilities.

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Energy and water-efficient design approaches enhance environmental sustainability in buildings and landscapes.

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Importance of energy and water efficiency.

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Social indicators for development

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Life Expectancy and Adult Literacy Rate.

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Impact of small population size in urban neighborhoods

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Facilitates regular interactions and helps residents discuss issues and find solutions.

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Maximizing biodiversity in urban neighborhoods.

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Biodiversity can be maximized by having a variety of habitats like street trees, pocket parks, and roof gardens instead of uniform grass areas.

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Example of smart technology in urban neighborhoods.

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Under the HDB Green Towns Programme, cool paint is used to lower temperatures and reduce energy consumption.

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Use of rainwater in urban neighborhoods.

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Water harvested from rain is used for block washing of void decks and corridors to reduce water consumption.

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Role of the Housing Development Board (HDB) Green Towns Programme.

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It includes initiatives like using cool paint to enhance energy efficiency in neighborhoods.

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Green spaces in urban neighborhoods

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Green spaces provide recreational areas, improve air quality, and support biodiversity.