EVALUATION CRITERIA
The Jury is looking for solutions that are plausible, rooted in local conditions and cross-disciplinary. Decisions that are made on scale and delineation of site boundary must be clearly explained. Entrants must also explain context in terms of its natural habitats and ecosystem services, along with known impact of losses on humans and other species.
The submission must be presented clearly as a proposed integration of natural and urban systems. This should be shown as layers of urban and natural; how the proposal affects the everyday life of city-dwellers in terms of their social and economic needs; and how it affects other species and ecosystem services.
JUDGING WILL BE BASED ON A CLEAR EXPLANATION OF THE FOLLOWING
CORRESPONDING TO THE TASK:
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INTEGRATION
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EXPERT KNOWLEDGE
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Layers of interacting natural and human-made systems |
Role of biological and ecosystem sciences at the drawing board |
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IMPACT
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REPLICABILITY
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How a proposed solution affects humans and other species |
How a proposed solution might be replicated across the city, or to other cities |