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Skopje's 2023 Greening Master Plan logs 5.05M m2 of green area (12.07 m2/person, half the EU benchmark) and a digitised tree cadaster - yet independent reporting shows the city's 2018 tree-protection law is routinely priced out by developers.
The City of Skopje's 2023 Greening Master Plan follows a 2018 national Law on Urban Greenery in a city that regularly ranks among the world's most polluted.
The plan reports 5,051,807 sqm of registered green area (12.07 sqm/resident, about half the 25 sqm EU benchmark), 31,412 plants and 1,076,954 flowers newly planted through August 2023, and a digitised 'Green Cadaster' tracking individual public trees.
An independent 2023 Balkan Insight investigation found the 2018 tree-protection law has not stopped tree loss: developers who cut down protected trees can simply pay a fixed penalty, often cheaper than preserving the trees.
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