Resource type:
Research
Link to knowledge resource
Main entity:
Brunel University London
Type of entity:
Research centre/University
Key themes:
Water security
Economic and social development
Societal challenges:
Social Justice and Social Cohesion
New Economic Opportunities & Green Jobs and Participatory Planning and Governance
Scope:
Global
Description:
This paper provides an analysis of recent literature about the economic impact of linear to circular (L2C) transition. The review investigates the economic implications (i.e. cost-benefit) of deployment of enabling technologies, tools and methodologies within the circular water system. Nature-based Solutions and its economic and policy implications is discussed in this paper as the vehicle for the L2C transition. A framework is proposed for the monetary assessment of the costs of investment in NbS technologies, infrastructure and education against the environmental and socio-economic benefits within the policy frameworks.
Date:
2021
Journal:
Science of The Total Environment
Language:
EN
