Green infrastructure is a strategically planned network of natural and semi-natural areas,
including green and blue spaces and other ecosystems, designed and managed to deliver a …

In response to interdependent challenges, city planners are increasingly adopting “green
infrastructure”(GI). Reviewing 122 plans from 20 US cities, we identify what types of city …

Abstract Cities across the Unites States have embraced green infrastructure (GI) in official
planning efforts. The plans conceptualize GI as providing multiple functions and benefits for …

Urban green infrastructure (UGI) is a promising concept when developing multifunctional
green space systems to address major challenges of urbanization such as increasing social …

Green Infrastructure (GI) planning firstly developed as an integrated approach to ecological
and conservation planning. Then it has advanced and used in several disciplines such as …

The looming climate crisis and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic have highlighted the
importance of green infrastructure in and around cities, prompting an urgent call for more …

Green Infrastructure (GI) is defined as a network of natural and semi-natural areas that is
strategically designed and managed to deliver a wide range of ecosystem services and to …

Cities and urban regions have become central to ensuring a sustainable future. Many
regions employ strategic spatial planning, a transformative and integrative public-sector-led …

Cities around the world are increasingly expanding their sustainability agendas and
adopting urban green and blue infrastructure planning as a strategy to become more …

In Europe, equity has become an important policy objective based on the recently adopted
European Green Deal and the idea of “leaving no one behind”. However, the question …