A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience
Cities worldwide are facing resilience challenges as climate risks interact with urbanization, loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services, poverty, and rising socioeconomic inequality. Extreme precipitation events, flooding, heatwaves, and drought...
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okr-10986-365072021-11-10T05:11:30Z A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience World Bank URBAN FOREST CLIMATE CHANGE URBAN RESILIENCE INTEGRATED SYSTEMS APPROACH ECOSYSTEM CONSERVATION TERRACE OPEN GREEN SPACE URBAN FARMING INLAND WETLANDS FLOODPLAINS Cities worldwide are facing resilience challenges as climate risks interact with urbanization, loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services, poverty, and rising socioeconomic inequality. Extreme precipitation events, flooding, heatwaves, and droughts are causing economic losses, social insecurity, and affecting wellbeing. Over time, urban resilience challenges are expected to grow, driven by processes such as urbanization, land use, and climate change. Whereas climate change is expected to increase the frequency and intensity of some natural hazards, urbanization can also lead to higher exposure of people and assets in cities. More than half of the global population lives in cities, and more than seventy percent are expected to do so by 2050. Nature-based solutions are approaches that use nature and natural processes for delivering infrastructure, services, and integrative solutions to meet the rising challenge of urban resilience. The catalogue of Nature-based solutions for urban resilience has been developed as a guidance document to support the growing demand for NBS by enabling an initial identification of potential investments in nature-based solutions. The document is structured as follows: Chapter 2 describes generic principles for integrating NBS into urban environments. Chapter 3 provides a reader’s guide and holds the Catalogue of the fourteen NBS families. 2021-11-09T15:57:21Z 2021-11-09T15:57:21Z 2021-11-08 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/502101636360985715/A-Catalogue-of-Nature-based-Solutions-for-Urban-Resilience http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36507 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: City Development Strategy |
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Cities worldwide are facing
resilience challenges as climate risks interact with
urbanization, loss of biodiversity and ecosystem services,
poverty, and rising socioeconomic inequality. Extreme
precipitation events, flooding, heatwaves, and droughts are
causing economic losses, social insecurity, and affecting
wellbeing. Over time, urban resilience challenges are
expected to grow, driven by processes such as urbanization,
land use, and climate change. Whereas climate change is
expected to increase the frequency and intensity of some
natural hazards, urbanization can also lead to higher
exposure of people and assets in cities. More than half of
the global population lives in cities, and more than seventy
percent are expected to do so by 2050. Nature-based
solutions are approaches that use nature and natural
processes for delivering infrastructure, services, and
integrative solutions to meet the rising challenge of urban
resilience. The catalogue of Nature-based solutions for
urban resilience has been developed as a guidance document
to support the growing demand for NBS by enabling an initial
identification of potential investments in nature-based
solutions. The document is structured as follows: Chapter 2
describes generic principles for integrating NBS into urban
environments. Chapter 3 provides a reader’s guide and holds
the Catalogue of the fourteen NBS families. |
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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience |
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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience |
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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience |
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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience |
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A Catalogue of Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience |
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catalogue of nature-based solutions for urban resilience |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2021 |
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