Abstract

Urban sustainability is increasingly becoming a focal point for urban planning and development due to the growing concerns about climate change environmental degradation and social equity. This research explores the impact of environmentally friendly administrative measures on urban sustainability particularly in urban areas facing rapid population growth and industrialization. It aims to assess how administrative policies aimed at reducing environmental impacts contribute to achieving sustainability goals within urban contexts. Through the evaluation of various case studies and administrative strategies employed across different cities this paper identifies key factors that influence the success of green policies and their role in creating sustainable urban environments. The findings highlight the importance of collaborative governance community participation and the integration of environmental considerations into administrative decision-making processes. This study also proposes rec