
βCalculations that used to take us a week are now done in minutes. That saves us a huge amount of time and money.β
The 3-30-300 rule is scientifically grounded: green contributes to health, biodiversity and liveability. Urban greening is essential for future-proof cities. Monitor greening and steer towards concrete goals.
3-30-300
Evidence-based rule
Biodiversity
Nature in the city
Cooling
Heat effect
Liveability
Health & wellbeing
75%
Less depression (literature)
8Β°C
Less heat with green
25 min
Daily exercise
Policy officers and ecologists see how much green there is per neighbourhood and how it relates to the 3-30-300 rule. Analyse greening opportunities and test plans.
Make trees, parks, paved surfaces and the 3-30-300 rule visible per neighbourhood. This shows where greening has the most impact.
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βThe 3-30-300 rule is the first evidence-based standard for urban greening worldwide.β
Developed by researchers at the University of British Columbia: how green contributes to health, biodiversity and liveability in cities.
From every point in the living environment at least 3 trees should be visible. This supports mental health and stress reduction.
In every neighbourhood at least 30% of the surface should be canopy. This provides cooling, air purification and biodiversity.
Every home should be within 300 metres of a park or green space. This guarantees access to recreation and nature.
A comprehensive toolkit for municipalities taking urban greening seriously. From policy to practice: measurable results for a greener country.
Detailed monitoring of all three greening norms with updates.
Analysis of species richness, ecological quality and nature value.
Analysis of temperature reduction through urban green.
Integral assessment of green living environment and health effects.
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Green Insight is seamlessly integrated into the ESG-Maps platform, together with all your other sustainability data for one complete picture.
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Experiences from organisations working with ESG-Maps.

βCalculations that used to take us a week are now done in minutes. That saves us a huge amount of time and money.β
βWe present our expertise as interactive map applications, not dry reports. Colleagues without technical knowledge can use them too β DZHK is an essential foundation for policy-making.β
βDZHK has helped us make sustainability data accessible to everyone. The platform combines powerful visualisation with an easy user experience.β
βTogether with MapGear (DZHK) we built a realistic solar potential forecast for Groningen in 2035 β combining data on roofs, heat pumps, electric driving and policy choices.β

βTogether with MapGear (DZHK) we developed the TransitiePlanner for energy, climate adaptation and mobility. We are building a dynamic dossier for sustainable business parks.β

βDZHK has helped us plan and deliver our energy transition projects more efficiently.β
βWith Asbestdakenkaart we finally have an overview of our asbestos data and remediation progress. One place to prioritise, monitor and report.β

βCalculations that used to take us a week are now done in minutes. That saves us a huge amount of time and money.β
βWe present our expertise as interactive map applications, not dry reports. Colleagues without technical knowledge can use them too β DZHK is an essential foundation for policy-making.β
βDZHK has helped us make sustainability data accessible to everyone. The platform combines powerful visualisation with an easy user experience.β
βTogether with MapGear (DZHK) we built a realistic solar potential forecast for Groningen in 2035 β combining data on roofs, heat pumps, electric driving and policy choices.β

βTogether with MapGear (DZHK) we developed the TransitiePlanner for energy, climate adaptation and mobility. We are building a dynamic dossier for sustainable business parks.β

βDZHK has helped us plan and deliver our energy transition projects more efficiently.β
βWith Asbestdakenkaart we finally have an overview of our asbestos data and remediation progress. One place to prioritise, monitor and report.β
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Answers to the most frequently asked questions about Green Insight.
The rule stands for: at least 3 trees visible from every home, 30% canopy in every neighbourhood, and within 300 metres a park or green spot. It is a scientifically grounded guideline for urban greening. Green Insight shows per neighbourhood and district how you score on these three norms.
Canopy and green cover are updated annually based on current satellite and aerial imagery. That lets you follow trends and monitor the effect of greening measures.
Yes. The 3-30-300 analyses and maps support policy plans and subsidy applications. Many municipalities use the reports for programmes such as the Green Revolution or provincial greening subsidies.
Yes. We offer API access and export to common formats (including GeoJSON, WMS). Connections with ArcGIS, QGIS and municipal portals are possible.

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