After 15 years of existence, today the Green Belt project finds itself at an intermediate stage in its development with regard to its size and the diversity of the objectives and functions.
As far as its physical development is concerned, the project is at an advanced stage. There are several consolidated spaces but there are a number of degraded areas still pending recovery. In the future, the Green Belt will occupy a surface area of almost 1.010 hectares.
On the other hand, access to some points of the Green Belt continued to be difficult and the network of connections between the different parks and the city and the mountain areas are not completely solved.
Regarding its use by the public, it can be said that although the overall numbers of visitors show an upward trend, some parts of the Green Belt have "relatively low" or "lower" visitor levels and require preferential attention for their promotion and/or enhancement.
Although we should not forget that there is still a lot to do, the future is promising. There are many ideas, proposals and initiatives to consolidate the physical and social identity of this space, which aims to be an example of integrated territorial management to strike a balance between public use, urban planning considerations and the conservation of natural values.
The objectives in the short and medium term point to the physical and functional consolidation of the Green Belt and take the form of the following challenges and actions:
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