GREENPASS enables cities and municipalities to evaluate, optimize and certify development projects with regard to 6 main urban challenges that will ensure resilience to climate change. In addition, it will also evaluate the effectiveness of the considered costs. GREENPASS is the first comprehensive tool for the development of climate-resilient cities worldwide. Based on expert systems, it analyzes up to 6 basic challenges: climate, water, air, biodiversity, energy and costs. Join us and let's set measurable indicators of the environment we live in together!

An environmental study of the assessment of the impact of buildings on the landscape and inhabitants is a professional assessment of the impact of a planned construction or landscaping project on the surrounding environment and at the same time determining the impact of the immediate surroundings on the actual construction of the project. The goal is to demonstrate measurable outputs of the intended behavior in the country, which will provide a multi-criteria evaluation of the project for the resulting approval process.

The basic parameters of environmental studies are:

• assessment of the formation of a heat island and the effect of radiation on the location (e.g. increase in actual and perceived temperature in the project location and the immediate surroundings),

• loading or consumption of CO2 (with other greenhouse and monitored gases, if these are monitored in the project location),

• green effect on the project location (shading, evapotranspiration, increase in thermal comfort),

• management of rainwater and drainage characteristics of the area,

• wind behavior in the locality (preserving natural ventilation corridors to limit the occurrence of negative impacts due to the dynamic effect of wind),

• important local parameters that are specific or key for the given area, e.g. assessment of airborne dust concentration in industrial areas. ( National Recycling Agency Slovakia, abbreviated NARA-SK)

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Example: GREENPASS® – A living city breathes and survives the one who looks at it, EU Taxonomy and Slovakia Program 2021 – 2027