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Acties	Details Titel Policy brief “Soil quality in spatial planning” : including background sections Providing support in relation to the implementation of the EU Soil Thematic Strategy (D1.6) Auteur L. Maring Opdrachtgever European Commission, DG Environment Projectnummer 1230934 Plaats van uitgave Delft Uitgever Deltares Jaar van uitgave 2019 (Feb.) Pagina's 56 p. Illustraties fig. Materiaal rapport Deltares Digitaal document Annotatie This report is developed in the context of the Soils4EU service contract with DG ENV and the MAESSoil Pilot. Onderwerp soil quality, spatial planning, subsurface, urban areas, agriculture Beschrijving Traditional spatial planning does not consider soil quality sufficiently. Soil quality is an account of the soil's ability to provide ecosystem and social services through its capacities to perform its functions under changing conditions. Land and soil are finite resources facing growing pressures and conflicts over their use. Land use planning and soil management should balance the supply of ecosystem services with society’s demands. This policy brief (funded by the European Commission, DG Environment) explains the topic, gives examples, main barriers and recommendations for action. Verwijder uit selectie Voeg toe aan selectie

Titel
Policy brief “Soil quality in spatial planning” : including background sections
Providing support in relation to the implementation of the EU Soil Thematic Strategy (D1.6)
Auteur
L. Maring
Opdrachtgever
European Commission, DG Environment
Projectnummer
1230934
Plaats van uitgave
Delft
Uitgever
Deltares
Jaar van uitgave
2019 (Feb.)
Pagina's
56 p.
Illustraties
fig.
Materiaal
rapport Deltares
Digitaal document
Annotatie
This report is developed in the context of the Soils4EU service contract with DG ENV and the MAESSoil Pilot.
Onderwerp
soil quality, spatial planning, subsurface, urban areas, agriculture
Beschrijving
Traditional spatial planning does not consider soil quality sufficiently. Soil quality is an account of the soil's ability to provide ecosystem and social services through its capacities to perform its functions under changing conditions. Land and soil are finite resources facing growing pressures and conflicts over their use. Land use planning and soil management should balance the supply of ecosystem services with society’s demands. This policy brief (funded by the European Commission, DG Environment) explains the topic, gives examples, main barriers and recommendations for action.