Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences Vol. 7
Many nations around the realm are becoming more aware of critical changes, rising contamination, and resource scarcity, predicting their impact on benevolence's future and proposing solutions to hinder these processes. The concept of bouncy and smart cities has gained excessive popularity on account of the widespread urbanization of our globe. And while some nations are still at a hypothetical level, others are earlier taking action because they have better developed thinking and concerning details capabilities as well as a greater awareness of the meaning of this issue. The UN has set the 2030 Agenda with 17 Sustainable Development Goals and the European Union gives directions on how capitals across Europe can improve to become bearable and resilient for future friendly and natural challenges. This manual introduces several good models of various conduct taken in European countries to create their cities more flexible, sustainable, and enjoyable to person who waits on another. In contrast, the concept of bouncy and smart cities is still in its babyhood in the cities of cultivating European countries to a degree Bosnia and Herzegovina. The authors introduce Sarajevo's potential as well as tinier projects that are starting points while improving the city's habitat, atmosphere, and transformation into a smart and tenable city. The objective of this work is to illustrate each city, no matter allure size, geographical neighborhood or the economic growth can implement certain projects towards the sustainability. The aim is also to present hints through the introduction of various European examples by means of what things can be exhausted Sarajevo in future. The judgment, provides a comparison betwixt the achievements of additional European cities and examples from Sarajevo, contribution ideas for future projects that maybe implemented in the city in anticipation of appropriate a better living place for its colonists.
Author(s) Details:
Alma Hudovic Kljuno,
Architecture Program, Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, International University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Leila Krivosic Dizdarevic,
Architecture Program, Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, International University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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