Cities and Urbanization

Here is a six-step decision framework to include nature-based solutions in city-planning 

Collecting evidence over time on the performance, costs and maintenance of nature based solutions and their co-benefits would build investor confidence.

Collecting evidence over time on the performance, costs and maintenance of nature based solutions and their co-benefits would build investor confidence. Image: UNSPLASH/Asia Culture Centre

Marieke Nieuwaal
Global lead for nature-based solutions, Mott MacDonald
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