The master's thesis deals with the implementation of the European Green Deal (EGD) in Slovenian legislation and practice. Its main guidelines and basic definitions and definitions of terms: green areas (GA), green system, green infrastructure (GI), blue-green infrastructure, urban renewal and urban space are presented. Green infrastructure planning takes place at different levels. In the conceptual sense at the level of the region and municipality, and in the applicative sense at the level of individual land or implementation measure. The task contains an overview of spatial legislation and spatial acts, with an emphasis on the planning of green infrastructure based on the guidelines of EGD and green areas in the role of green infrastructure. In the following, the database of green areas is presented on the example of the selected municipality, where we recorded green areas according to the intended use of the space, function, method of management and ownership. We determined the methodology according to which we compared the collected data with the guidelines of the European Green Deal and were critical of this. We also presented an example of good practice from abroad, where we reviewed their approaches and directions, which are most often used in the planning of green infrastructure in urban areas. At the end of the master thesis, a comprehensive model for the implementation of EGD is presented, both at the conceptual and implementation level. We tested and evaluated the developed model on a selected example in the municipality. A set of existing legal provisions, provisions of spatial implementing acts and databases corresponding to the implementation of the EGD, as well as those thet need to be upgraded or just created, is presented.
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