Titlebook: Blue-Green Infrastructure for Sustainable Urban Settlements; Implications for Dev P. K. Joshi,K. S. Rao,Rishikesh Singh Book 2024 The Edito

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Modeling Climate Change-Resilient Urban Agriculture in Developing Nations: A Case Studytions more vulnerable to climate change impacts. Blue-green infrastructures can be viable solutions to climate and sustainability emergencies in the built environment. In this context, urban areas possess the opportunity to create climate change-resilient agricultural systems in order to meet the “N

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Redeveloping Open and Urban Green Spaces for Climate Resilience; A Case Study of Chennaie to human well-being. However, planning open and UGS for climate resilience requires appropriate land use planning aided by urban policies and planning guidelines. In this chapter, we present a GIS (Geographical Information System) based framework to identify open and UGS for developing climate res

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Multifunctional Patterns and Governance Challenges of Blue–Green Infrastructure in Puebla, Mexicoe the potential to provide many functions and benefits to the inhabitants of the city, such as open space, places for social encounters and a healthy lifestyle, shady and humid environments for climate regulation and education, and economic well-being. The accumulation of these functions is denomina

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Book 2024f ecosystem services for urban settlements may be instrumental in bio-physical benefits as well as social and psychological benefits that will be assisting in adaptation and mitigating adverse effects of changing climate. Cities in developing countries, where the land cover is undergoing rapid trans

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Integrating Blue-Green as Next-Generation Urban Infrastructure in Developing Countries BG solutions and also discusses the scientific information in the planning, revitalization, and maintenance of BGI as an imperative tool for achieving sustainable development in developing countries. This would aid in comprehending the priorities, differences and similarities in the development of BGI as a next-generation urban infrastructure.

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Contributions of Vertical Greening to Micro-Climate Control: Exploratory Case Study in a Residentialtical offers temperature moderation. Future studies are needed to fully establish the scale of thermal control and other ecosystem services through vertical greening. Furthermore, policy initiatives should seek to promote vertical greening as part of green infrastructure in the densifying urban fabric within African cities.