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15t 5th S Steer eering Committee M e Meeting INTOSAI SAI W WGEA A Research project Greening Cities Sustainable Urban Development Helena Vorbor Michal Rampr Washington 2017 Cooperation with I INT NTOSAI AI W WGE GEA

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15t 5th S Steer eering Committee M e Meeting INTOSAI SAI W WGEA A

Research project „Greening Cities – Sustainable Urban Development“

Helena Vorborá Michal Rampír Washington 2017

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Cooperation with I INT NTOSAI AI W WGE GEA A

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Work plan of INTOSAI WGEA for 2017-2019

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

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  • Why should SAIs deal with environmental challenges in

cities or in urban areas?

  • Is this issue important to SAIs?
  • Can

SAIs contribute to improving environmental challenges in cities?

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

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Source: United Nations, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Population Division. World Urbanization Prospects.

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

6 http://reports.thomsonreuters.com/9billionbowls/

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7 www.unpopulation.org

1990 2030 DELHI, INDIA 9,7 36,1 SHANGHAI, CHINA 7,8 30,8 BEIJING, CHINA 6,8 27,7 CAIRO, EGYPT 9,9 24,5 BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA 10,5 17 LIMA, PERU 5,8 12,2

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

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Cities and urban agglomerations

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The “city proper” described here corresponds to the Toronto “census subdivision – municipality” as defined in the 2011 Census of Canada; the “urban agglomeration” corresponds to the Toronto “population centre”; and the “metropolitan area” corresponds to the Toronto “census metropolitan area.” Population data and boundaries are from Statistics Canada (http://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/index-eng.cfm). Satellite image is from Google Imagery TerraMetrics 2016.

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  • to identify and describe the most critical

challenges of urban agglomerations;

  • to share the experience of SAIs in auditing this

area and at the same time; and

  • to emphasize the importance of this issue

within the INTOSAI WGEA in the set planning period.

THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT

Project Objective and Outcome:

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AIR QUALITY

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INCREASED NOISE

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QUALITY AND SYSTEM OF DRINKING WATER

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SEWAGE SYSTEM

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WASTE MANAGEMENT

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Why research project on „GREENING CITIES“?

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EXAMPLES OF GOALS

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GOAL 11: MAKE CITIES INCLUSIVE, SAFE, RESILIENT AND SUSTAINABLE

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  • Half of humanity – 3.5 billion people – lives in cities today
  • By 2030, almost 60 per cent of the world’s population will live in urban

areas

  • 95 per cent of urban expansion in the next decades will take place in

developing world

  • 828 million people live in slums today and the number keeps rising
  • The world’s cities occupy just 3 per cent of the earth’s land, but account for

60-80 per cent of energy consumption and 75 per cent of carbon emissions

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GOAL 11: EXAMPLES OF TARGETS:

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  • By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic

services and upgrade slums;

  • By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport

systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons;

  • By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for

participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries;

  • By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by

paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management;

  • By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements

adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels

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ENVIRONMENTAL AUDITS WORLDWIDE

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Project Scope:

Based on the main purpose, the key objectives for this project are:

  • to emphasize the importance of this issue within the INTOSAI WGEA in

the next programming period;

  • to provide comprehensive data and information to the users of the

project output regarding Greening Cities – Sustainable Cities;

  • to summarise performed and on-going audits on the subject;
  • to give examples of how the topic can be approached in audits and to

sum up methodology and challenges related to performing the audit in this field;

  • to contribute to improving the quality of the city's environment.
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Structure of the study

Basic information on concepts and definitions related to Greening cities and on environmental problems in urban agglomerations - objectives, definitions, typology of problems, examples of problems from the perspective of individual environmental components such as air quality, water protection, waste management, ecosystem services & green infrastructure.

CHAPTER 1

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Structure of the study

Importance

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international accords, strategies and governmental programmes and instruments focused

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individual environmental components and influence of these programmes on the quality of the environment in cities, or urban agglomerations and also with regards to the fulfilment

  • f the Sustainable Development Goals.

CHAPTER 2

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Structure of the study

Experience of SAIs from audits of individual environmental components in cities, or urban agglomerations. This chapter will include case studies from environmental audits of SAIs which at least partially covered cities or urban agglomerations and also possible obstacles prevented SAIs from conducting audit on the subject.

CHAPTER 3

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Planned Methodology

THIS RESEARCH PROJECT WILL BE BASED ON:

  • guides and manuals published by INTOSAI;
  • performance audits conducted by WGEA members;
  • data collected by a survey sent to the WGEA members;
  • resources available on websites of specialized and expert
  • rganizations and agencies;
  • information

exchange, e.g., by e-mail, tele- and videoconferences with members of the subgroup, and/or with other external experts;

  • workshops and work sessions planned during the meetings
  • f the WGEA and/or organized separately;
  • SAO Czech Republic audit planned for 2018 “Support of air

quality improvement”.

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Example from the Czech Republic - "Supporting the Improvement of Air Quality„

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Example from the Czech Republic The Moravian-Silesian Region/Ostrava Region

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Example from the Czech Republic Prague

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Timeline and Key Milestones

Stage Action Date 1 Final Draft of Project Plan to WGEA Secretariat May 2017 2 Receive comments from Steering Committee May – June 2017 3 15th Steering Committee, review and approve Project Plan, Washington USA September 11 – 14, 2017 4 Final version of the Project Plan October 2017 5 Elaborated table of contents of the Project to the Secretariat December 2017 6 18th WGEA Assembly March 2018 7 16th Steering Committee meeting, approval of the Projects output, discussion of the next work plan November 2018 8 Final draft of the Project output to the Secretariat February 2019 9 Final version of the Project output – translation, editing, printing etc. June 2019 10 19th WGEA Assembly September 2019

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Contact person information

Name SAI E-mail Ms Helena Vorbová Czech Republic helena.vorbova@nku.cz Mr Michal Rampír Czech Republic michal.rampir@nku.cz Zhai Chuanqiang China cnao@audit.gov.cn DING Yue China dingyue@audit.gov.cn Ms Pitriyanti Indonesia pitriyanti@bpk.go.id Mr Hassan Namrani Morocco hassan.namrani@courdescomptes.ma Mr Wilfredo Agito Philippines willyagito@yahoo.com Ms Ma. Corazon Gomez Philippines zon7154@yahoo.com Ms Ľubica Gazdová Slovakia lubica.gazdova@nku.gov.sk Mr Vladimír Maťuš Slovakia vladimir.matus@nku.gov.sk Ms Susan Iott United States iotts@gao.gov Mr Alfredo Gomez United States gomezj@gao.gov Mr Charlie Egan United States eganc@gao.gov

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Contacts (including the subgroup)

The President of Czech SAO Mr Miloslav Kala has established an Internal working group headed by Mr Petr Neuvirt, (petr.neuvirt@nku.cz), Member

  • f the Board.

The group further consist of:

  • Ms

Helena Vorbová (helena.vorbova@nku.cz), Director

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the Department of audits of social affairs, the environment, education, culture, and healthcare;

  • Mr Michal Rampír (michal.rampir@nku.cz), Head of the Unit of audit of

social affairs and the environment;

  • Ms Sylva Mὔllerová (sylva.mullerova@nku.cz), Auditor, Unit of audit of

social affairs and the environment; International coordination:

  • Ms Michaela Rosecká (michaela.rosecka@nku.cz), Director of the

International Relations Department.

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Thank you for r your r attention

Helena Vorbová helena.vorbova@nku.cz Michal RAMPÍR michal.rampir@nku.cz