Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
13(4), С. 1971 - 1971
Опубликована: Фев. 11, 2021
There
is
growing
recognition
that
using
the
properties
of
nature
through
nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
can
help
to
provide
viable
and
cost-effective
a
wide
range
societal
challenges,
including
disaster
risk
reduction
(DRR).
However,
NBS
realization
depends
critically
on
governance
framework
enables
policy
process.
Drawing
from
three
case
studies
in
Nocera
Inferiore
(Italy),
Munich
(Germany),
Wolong
(China),
we
identify
key
enablers—the
contextual
preconditions,
processes,
institutions—that
proved
essential
for
initiation,
planning,
design,
implementation.
In
cases,
interviews
confirm
success
measures
their
benefits
terms
not
only
DRR
but
multiple
ecological
social–economic
co-benefits.
Results
highlight
critical
enablers
NBS,
including:
polycentric
(novel
arrangements
public
administration
involved
institutional
scales
and/or
sectors);
co-design
(innovative
stakeholder
participatory
processes
influenced
final
NBS);
pro-NBS
interest
coalition
groups
(organized
pressure
advocated
an
financial
incentives
(financing
community-based
implementation
monitoring
NBS).
Findings
show
transition
contribute
global
agendas,
DRR,
climate
change
adaptation,
sustainable
development.
Journal of Cleaner Production,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
338, С. 130652 - 130652
Опубликована: Янв. 24, 2022
An
increasing
world
population
is
projected
to
increase
water,
energy
and
food
requirements,
three
vital
resources
for
humankind.
Projected
climate
change
impacts
will
aggravate
water
availability,
as
well
flood
risks,
especially
in
urban
areas.
Nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
have
been
identified
key
concepts
defuse
the
expected
tensions
within
Water-Energy-Food
(W-E-F)
nexus
due
their
multiple
benefits.
In
this
paper,
authors
outlined
theories
concepts,
analyzed
real-life
case
studies,
discussed
potential
of
NBS
address
future
W-E-F
nexus.
For
purpose,
we
performed
a
systematic
literature
review
on
that
nexus,
summarized
19
representative
studies
identify
current
knowledge
gaps
challenges.
The
quantitative
qualitative
data
was
used
differentiate
discuss
direct
indirect
benefits
study
further
expanded
challenges
implementation
highlighted
growing
possibilities
context
circularity
planning.
It
concluded
identified,
but
effects
not
in-depth.
Moreover,
indicators
are
mostly
single-purpose
multipurpose,
required
fully
characterize
holistically.
Overall,
there
need
adopt
systemic
thinking
promote
multipurpose
design
NBS.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
902, С. 165824 - 165824
Опубликована: Июль 30, 2023
The
knowledge
derived
from
successful
case
studies
can
act
as
a
driver
for
the
implementation
and
upscaling
of
nature-based
solutions
(NBS).
This
work
reviewed
547
to
gain
an
overview
NBS
practices
their
role
in
reducing
adverse
impact
natural
hazards
climate
change.
majority
(60
%)
are
situated
Europe
compared
with
rest
world
where
they
poorly
represented.
Of
studies,
33
%
were
green
followed
by
hybrid
(31
%),
mixed
(27
blue
(10
approaches.
Approximately
half
(48
these
interventions
implemented
urban
(24
river
lake
ecosystems.
Regarding
scale
intervention,
92
operationalised
at
local
(50
watershed
(46
scales
while
very
few
(4
landscape
scale.
results
also
showed
that
63
have
been
used
deal
hazards,
change,
loss
biodiversity,
remaining
37
address
socio-economic
challenges
(e.g.,
economic
development,
social
justice,
inequality,
cohesion).
Around
88
implementations
supported
policies
national
level
12
regional
levels.
Most
analysed
cases
contributed
Sustainable
Development
Goals
15,
13,
6,
biodiversity
strategic
goals
B
D.
Case
highlighted
co-benefits
NBS:
64
them
environmental
improving
air
water
qualities,
carbon
storage)
36
(9
co-benefits.
synthesis
helps
bridge
gap
between
scientists,
policymakers,
practitioners,
which
allow
adopting
disaster
risk
reduction
change
adaptation
enhance
preference
decision-making
processes.
Communications Earth & Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
5(1)
Опубликована: Март 15, 2024
Abstract
Nature-based
Solutions
are
recognised
for
their
potential
to
address
the
biodiversity
and
climate
crises,
less
extensively,
other
societal
challenges.
However,
this
nature-society
relationship
is
becoming
more
important
as
available
food
water
resources,
income,
human
health,
increasingly
impacted
by
environmental
changes.
Here,
we
utilise
seven
major
challenges
addressed
according
International
Union
Conservation
of
Nature,
identify
primary
themes
research
landscape
from
1990-2021.
We
evaluate
how
these
themes,
with
respect
challenges,
evolved
over
time,
where.
Our
findings
highlight
under-representation
four
across
landscape:
economic
social
development,
security,
security.
propose
six
pathways
advance
evidence
in
present
opportunities
future
programs
prioritise
needs
society,
environment,
economy.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
352, С. 119903 - 119903
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2024
Droughts
are
the
most
expensive
climate
disasters
as
they
leave
long-term
and
chronic
impacts
on
ecosystem,
agriculture,
human
society.
The
intensity,
frequency,
duration
of
drought
events
have
increased
over
years
expected
to
worsen
in
future
a
regional
planetary/global
scale.
Nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
such
wetland
floodplain
restorations,
green
infrastructures,
rainwater
harvesting,
etc.,
highlighted
effective
cope
with
these
events.
While
role
NBS
coping
other
disasters,
floods,
has
been
extensively
studied,
there
lack
comprehensive
review
targeting
drought.
following
paper
provides
unique
critical
state-of-the-art
literature
individual
drought-related
around
world,
Europe,
particularly
Belgium,
assesses
differences
between
applied
globally
Flanders.
An
extensive
was
conducted
systematically
analyze
NBS,
listing
type,
location,
status
implementation,
possible
recommendations
proposed
optimize
applications.
Finally,
comparison
is
made
small-
large-scale
applications
NBS.
By
analyzing
all
aspects,
especially
level
effectiveness
recommendations,
insight
gained
into
potential
improvements.
research
indicated
scientific
publications,
Belgium.
Hence,
grey
also
included
review.
Only
four
papers
quantitative
assessment
regarding
global
level,
stating
positive
impact
groundwater
recharge.
In
contrast,
at
country
levels,
performance
not
quantified.
number
implementations
low,
where
landscape-
or
watershed-scale
holistic
approaches
mitigation
still
scarce.
Some
successfully
implemented
projects
only
very
local
long
realization
time,
two
aspects
that
limit
achieving
visible
larger
Among
many
wetlands
recognized
highly
but
degraded
lost
despite
their
significant
restoration
potential.
A
common
evaluation
framework
shall
be
followed,
which
gives
policymakers
clear
view
different
investment
options.
Furthermore,
more
collaborative
approach
recommended
globally,
including
stakeholder
groups,
specific
attention
communities.
To
conclude,
should
increase
evidence
base
implementation
drought-mitigating
Environmental Science & Policy,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
157, С. 103774 - 103774
Опубликована: Май 4, 2024
The
latest
evidence
suggests
that
multi-hazards
and
their
interrelationships
(e.g.,
triggering,
compound,
consecutive
hazards)
are
becoming
more
frequent
across
Europe,
underlying
a
need
for
resilience
building
by
moving
from
single-hazard-focused
to
multi-hazard
risk
assessment
management.
Although
significant
advancements
were
made
in
our
understanding
of
these
events,
mainstream
practice
is
still
focused
on
risks
due
single
hazards
flooding,
earthquakes,
droughts),
with
limited
the
stakeholder
needs
ground.
To
overcome
this
limitation,
paper
sets
out
understand
challenges
towards
management
through
perspective
European
stakeholders.
Based
five
workshops
different
pilots
(Danube
Region,
Veneto
Scandinavia,
North
Sea,
Canary
Islands)
an
expert
workshop,
we
identify
prime
challenges:
i)
governance,
ii)
knowledge
multi-risks,
iii)
existing
approaches
disaster
management,
iv)
translation
science
policy
practice,
v)
lack
data.
These
inherently
linked
cannot
be
tackled
isolation
path
dependency
posing
hurdle
transitioning
single-
Going
forward,
promising
overcoming
some
challenges,
including
emerging
characterisation,
common
terminology,
comprehensive
framework
guiding
We
argue
think
beyond
natural
include
other
threats
creating
overview
risks,
as
well
promoting
thinking
reduction
context
larger
development
goals.
Water,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
12(2), С. 522 - 522
Опубликована: Фев. 13, 2020
Green
infrastructure
designed
to
address
urban
drainage
and
water
quality
issues
is
often
deployed
without
full
knowledge
of
potential
unintended
social,
ecological,
human
health
consequences.
Though
understood
in
their
respective
fields
study,
these
diverse
impacts
are
seldom
discussed
together
a
format
by
broader
audience.
This
paper
takes
first
step
addressing
that
gap
exploring
tradeoffs
associated
with
green
practices
manage
stormwater
including
trees,
ponds,
filtration,
infiltration,
rain
gardens,
roofs.
Each
practice
type
performs
best
under
specific
conditions
when
targeting
goals,
but
regular
inspections,
maintenance,
monitoring
necessary
for
any
(GSI)
succeed.
We
review
how
each
the
above
intended
function
they
could
malfunction
order
improve
designed,
constructed,
monitored,
maintained.
Our
proposed
decision-making
framework,
using
both
biophysical
(biological
physical)
science
social
science,
lead
GSI
projects
effective,
cost
efficient,
just.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
789, С. 147725 - 147725
Опубликована: Май 14, 2021
There
is
growing
evidence
that
traditional
response
to
floods
and
flood-related
disaster
no
longer
achieving
desirable
results.
Nature-Based
Solutions
(NBS)
represent
a
relatively
new
towards
risk
reduction,
water
security,
resilience
climate
change,
which
has
potential
be
more
effective
sustainable
than
measures.
However,
in
practice,
these
measures
are
still
being
applied
at
slow
rate
while
grey
infrastructure
remains
as
preferred
choice.
This
can
attributed
several
barriers
range
from
political
governance
social
technological/technical.
More
generally,
there
lack
of
sufficient
knowledge
base
accelerate
their
wider
acceptance
uptake.
The
present
work
provides
contribution
this
direction
addresses
the
question
effectiveness
different
types
NBS
(i.e.,
small-
large-scale
NBS)
hybrid
combinations
with
infrastructure.
been
on
case
Ayutthaya,
Thailand.
results
suggest
small-scale
limited
smaller
rainfall
events
whereas
larger
(or
extreme)
necessitate
kinds
scales
implementation
measures).
Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
12(20), С. 8625 - 8625
Опубликована: Окт. 18, 2020
Nature-based
solutions
(NBS)
are
inspired
and
supported
by
nature
but
designed
humans.
Historically,
governmental
stakeholders
have
aimed
to
control
using
a
top-down
approach;
more
recently,
environmental
governance
has
shifted
collaborative
planning.
Polycentric
co-creation
procedures,
which
include
large
spectrum
of
stakeholders,
assumed
be
effective
in
the
management
public
goods
than
traditional
approaches.
In
this
context,
NBS
projects
should
benefit
from
strong
models,
European
Union
is
facilitating
encouraging
such
models.
While
some
theoretical
approaches
exist,
setting-up
process
(namely
co-design
co-implementation)
currently
relies
mostly
on
self-organized
rather
strategic
decisions.
As
such,
systematic
methods
identify
relevant
seem
crucial
enable
higher
planning
efficiency,
reduce
bottlenecks
time
needed
for
planning,
designing,
implementing
NBS.
contribution
based
analysis
16
359
stakeholders.
Real-life
constellations
compared
typologies,
stakeholder
mapping
method
support
presented.
Rather
making
one-fit-all
statements
about
“right”
provides
insights
those
“in
charge”
strategically
consider
who
might
involved
at
each
stage
project.