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Refugis Climàtics
- Refugis climàtics
- Center social, cultural or leisure
- Member of Barcelona more Sustainable. 2012-2024
- Installation of solar photovoltaic
- Allotment and community garden
- Public Library
- Accessible to people with reduced mobility
- Neighborhood association and movement
- Sustainable building
- Installing solar thermal
- Free municipal WiFi
- Green roof
- Market or exchange point
- Member of Barcelona more Sustainable. 2024-2034
- Museum
- Environmental education facility
- Space friend of children
- Bicycle parking
- Community space and self
- Institution or research center
- Water tank to reuse rainwater
- Support and mutual aid
- Organizations of development cooperation and solidarity
- Clothing collection container
- Social and solidarity economy enterprises
- Cultural site
- Responsible company
- Reptile
- Center that promotes biodiversity
- Green wall
- Organization environmental certification
- Documentation and Information Centre for Sustainability
- Installation of geothermal energy
- Charging point for electric vehicles
- Sensory spot
- Food Bank
- Public Toilet
- Accessible to people with impaired hearing
- Panoramic view
- Way school
- Group ecological consumption
- Park or public garden
- Historic park or garden
- School and community composting
- Distribution network and cooling
It is predicted that, due to the effects of the climate crisis, there will be an increasing frequency and intensity of heat waves; currently there is a heat wave every four years on average, and this frequency is expected to multiply by eight at best and up to 16 at worst.
Likewise, exposure to cold temperatures is also related to an increase in mortality, and as in the case of heat, it also affects the most vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and people experiencing homelessness.
For all these reasons, Barcelona City Council has decided to create a network of climate shelter spaces.
A climate shelter space has the following characteristics:
- It can be indoor or outdoor.
- The interior spaces are activated throughout the year so that they can be used both to cope with the heat and the cold.
- The outdoor spaces are activated only during the preventive heat wave phase, which runs from June 15 to September 15.
- They are spaces that provide thermal comfort to the population, while maintaining other uses or functionalities.
- In the interior spaces, it is recommended to maintain a set temperature of 27 ºC during the summer and 19 ºC during the winter.
- They are especially aimed at people vulnerable to heat and cold (babies, over 75s, chronically ill and people with fewer resources, etc.).
- It is NOT for people who require medical attention, who should go to the relevant health center.
- They must have good accessibility, provide comfortable rest areas (chairs or benches), free water and be safe.
- The urban parks that are part of this network have a high presence of urban green (area > 0.5 ha and NVDI index (which indicates the quality of the vegetation) > 0.4; they are accessible to people with reduced mobility and they have water fountains and seats.
Points of interest on the route x 81
Biblioteca El Carmel - Juan Marsé
Biblioteca Francesc Candel
Biblioteca Joan Miró
Biblioteca La Sagrera-Marina Clotet
Biblioteca Les Roquetes
Biblioteca Poble-sec - Francesc Boix
Biblioteca Sant Gervasi - Joan Maragall
Biblioteca Trinitat Vella - J. Barbero
Biblioteca Vallcarca i els Penitents - Maria Antonieta Cot i Miralpeix
Biblioteca Vapor Vell
Biblioteca Vilapicina i la Torre Llobeta
Biblioteca Xavier Benguerel
Biblioteca Zona Nord
Biblioteca Les Corts - Miquel Llongueras
Piscines Bernat Picornell
Municipal Sports Centre Claror Sardinia
La Fàbrica del Sol
Centre Cívic Besòs
Casal de Barri Congrés - Indians
Centre Cívic El Carmel
Centre Cívic Cotxeres de Sants
Centre Cívic El Sortidor
Centre Cívic Vil·la Urània
Centre Cívic Baró de Viver
Centre Cívic Can Basté
Centre Cívic Can Verdaguer
Centre Cívic Casa Golferichs
Centre Cívic Casa Orlandai
Centre Cívic Casinet d'Hostafrancs
Casal Mas Guinardó
Centre Cívic Joan Oliver "Pere Quart"
La Casa Elizalde
Centre Cívic La Sedeta
Centre Cívic Navas
Centre Cívic Torre Llobeta
Centre Cívic Barceloneta
Coordinadora d'Entitats per la Lleialtat Santsenca
Casal de Barri i Espai de Gent Gran Transformadors
Centre Cívic Cotxeres Borrell
Centre Cívic Zona Nord
Centre Cívic La Sagrera La Barraca
Museu de Cultures del Món
Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona - Museu blau
Centre Esportiu Municipal Can Dragó
Poliesportiu Bac de Roda
Centre Esportiu Municipal Can Caralleu
Parc de la Ciutadella
Casal de Gent Gran Carlit
Espai de Gent Gran Maria Aurèlia Capmany
Casal de Gent Gran Sant Cristòfol
Casal de Gent Gran La Capa
Espai de Gent Gran del Polvorí
Casal de Gent Gran del Poble-sec
Casal Municipal de Gent Gran Cotxeres de Sants
Casal de Gent Gran Can Castelló
Casal Sant Ildefons
Casal de Gent Gran del Baix Guinardó
Casal de Gent Gran de la Vall d'Hebron
Centre Cívic La Teixonera
Casal de Gent Gran Navas
Casal de Gent Gran La Palmera
Casal de Gent Gran Bascònia
Casal de Gent Gran Bon Pastor
Casal de Gent Gran Trinitat Vella
Centre Cívic Trinitat Vella
Centre Cívic del Bon Pastor
Casal de Gent Gran Joan Maragall
Casal d'Avis Verneda Alta
Casal de Gent Gran Joan Casanelles
Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Martí
Casal de Gent Gran Quatre Cantons
Casal de Gent Gran Taulat - Can Saladrigas
Centre Cultural Sandaru
Casal de Gent Gran Can Novell
Casal de Gent Gran Comerç
Casal de Gent Gran Pati Llimona
Casal de Gent Gran Josep Trueta
Espai Jove Les Basses
Casal de Gent Gran Josep Tarradellas
Centre Cívic Les Corts i Casal de Joves de Les Corts
Disseny Hub Barcelona - DHub
Refugis Climàtics
Several neighborhoods
Excessive and sustained heat leads to an increase in mortality and morbidity, especially in the most vulnerable groups, people who either because of their socio-economic situation or because of their condition, health or age suffer more directly from the effects of the heat, for example the elderly.
It is predicted that, due to the effects of the climate crisis, there will be an increasing frequency and intensity of heat waves; currently there is a heat wave every four years on average, and this frequency is expected to multiply by eight at best and up to 16 at worst.
Likewise, exposure to cold temperatures is also related to an increase in mortality, and as in the case of heat, it also affects the most vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and people experiencing homelessness.
For all these reasons, Barcelona City Council has decided to create a network of climate shelter spaces.
A climate shelter space has the following characteristics:
It is predicted that, due to the effects of the climate crisis, there will be an increasing frequency and intensity of heat waves; currently there is a heat wave every four years on average, and this frequency is expected to multiply by eight at best and up to 16 at worst.
Likewise, exposure to cold temperatures is also related to an increase in mortality, and as in the case of heat, it also affects the most vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and people experiencing homelessness.
For all these reasons, Barcelona City Council has decided to create a network of climate shelter spaces.
A climate shelter space has the following characteristics:
- It can be indoor or outdoor.
- The interior spaces are activated throughout the year so that they can be used both to cope with the heat and the cold.
- The outdoor spaces are activated only during the preventive heat wave phase, which runs from June 15 to September 15.
- They are spaces that provide thermal comfort to the population, while maintaining other uses or functionalities.
- In the interior spaces, it is recommended to maintain a set temperature of 27 ºC during the summer and 19 ºC during the winter.
- They are especially aimed at people vulnerable to heat and cold (babies, over 75s, chronically ill and people with fewer resources, etc.).
- It is NOT for people who require medical attention, who should go to the relevant health center.
- They must have good accessibility, provide comfortable rest areas (chairs or benches), free water and be safe.
- The urban parks that are part of this network have a high presence of urban green (area > 0.5 ha and NVDI index (which indicates the quality of the vegetation) > 0.4; they are accessible to people with reduced mobility and they have water fountains and seats.
