NParks is responsible for providing and improving the greenish Singapore by introducing the vision of work i.e., "City in a Garden " (CIAG). To introduce the vision, NParks public exercise launched in August 2011 to encourage everyone to contribute their views Singapore in creating homes that are greener and more charming. The results of six major elements identify NParks as the framework for the creation of the city in the Park, namely: "build a world-class garden ", "rejuvenating the City Park and enliven the roadscape ", "optimize space and urban infrastructure to plants green and recreation "," enriching biodiversity in urban environments, " " improve the landscape and horticulture industry competency "" and involving and encouraging the public to create a greener Singapore ".
In addition to building a green infrastructure, NParks actively involves the community to improve the environmental quality of their dwellings. NParks manages more than 300 parks and nature reserves. There is a hierarchy and diversity of grounds, ranging from wide areas to the Park and playground environments. integrated with the connecting road network around the island so that it is able to connect major parks, the nature and the residential area.
As a major institution for the conservation of biodiversity, NParks has developed a model for urban biodiversity conservation, which aims to conserve ecosystems representative in Singapore are rare. NParks also monitor and coordinate measures to increase biodiversity in the urban landscape of Singapore. NParks works closely with partners in the industry landscape and horticulture to increase productivity, and provide training to all levels of the work force. Improve the competence of industry will support Singapore's vision to be a city in a garden.
Engaging and inspiring the public to create a greener Singapore
Improve the competence of the industrial landscape and horticulture
Rejuvenate and enliven the city roadscape garden
That's a bit of a discussion about how the role of NParks in planning activities in the city of Singapore. Hopefully it can be a small overview about the role of NParks for you. to study for more information, please visit the official website of Nparks in https://www.nparks.gov.sg/.
