Greening support programme
The city grants a financial subsidy to owners who green their front garden, courtyard, roof or façade or unseal an area.
Description
The City of Munich grants subsidies to owners for the greening of courtyards, front gardens, roofs and façades as well as for the near-natural greening of company premises.
Anyone who designs the asphalted courtyard on their private property with new, water-permeable surfaces or greening the area can also apply for a grant from the City of Munich.
The exact amount of the grant depends on the size and type of greening or unsealing. You can find more detailed information in the table "Overview of funding criteria and funding rates" in the guidelines.
Get in touch with us before you start building.
Prerequisites
You can apply for funding for greening if the greening is a voluntary measure, the property comprises at least four residential units or it is a commercial property.
Roof greening is independent of the number of residential units.
Required documents
Completed application form including attachments:
- Plan for the garden design, scale 1 : 100
- binding cost offers or verifiable cost estimate for the overall measure
- Extract from the latest version of the land register or, in the case of communities of owners: administrator's contract and the resolution of the owners' meeting on the measure
- power of representation, if applicable.
Questions & Answers
as soon as the construction work has been completed, the Department for Climate and Environmental Protection will carry out an inspection and, if sufficient progress has been made, the grant will be paid out.
Green roofs
- cool the roof and surroundings in summer through evaporation and reduced heating,
- insulate in winter and prevent extreme temperature fluctuations,
- save energy,
- store rainwater,
- can contribute to biodiversity with the right choice of plants,
- extend the service life of the roof structure and require little maintenance.
Façade greening
- have positive effects on air quality and urban ecology,
- reduce the heating of the building in summer,
- retain rainwater and
- and offer insects and birds a new habitat in the urban greenery.
Wild vine, clematis, knotweed, wisteria or honeysuckle climb upwards extremely quickly and provide a natural experience through the changing seasons.
Green spaces on company premises
- contribute to biodiversity,
- can enhance the architecture of company buildings,
- ensure the well-being of employees and
- are low-maintenance
The greening of roof surfaces, facades and company premises with native shrubs, perennials and grasses can be recognised both in the ÖKOPROFIT environmental management system and as part of the European environmental certification system EMAS.
Referat für Klima- und Umweltschutz
Stadtklima, Grundwasser und Klimaanpassung (RKU-I-3)
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Referat für Klima- und Umweltschutz
Stadtklima, Grundwasser und Klimaanpassung (RKU-I-3)
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80335 München
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