Building sustainable cities, the best alternative to save the planet?

A proposal for sustainable public policies with the Bardach method for the benefit of cities through the integration of biodiversity and its benefits within their development plans.

Abstract

The impact generated by the excessive population growth around the world has caused the emergence of new challenges that the government as a provider of basic services must face, these can be related to economic or industrial aspects, as well as ecological aspects where the loss or transformation of the ecosystems of the region imply a great damage to the surrounding environment, It is for this reason that should be emphasized as an undeniable responsibility of the state the search to generate a balance between urban development of cities with the ecosystems that belong to the same region in order to preserve their natural resources and mitigate environmental problems which have become a concern today by the climate decontrol that has been caused on the planet as a result of human activity in recent years, This is why this article will seek to explain through cases from different parts of the world and Mexico using an explanatory methodology based on documentation the way in which governments should implement measures to adapt territorial plans (Federal, state and municipal) with an orientation towards the creation of sustainable and sustainable cities.