Resource description:
The REGREEN NbS Transition Handbook provides actionable insights, methodologies, and recommendations tailored for policymakers, practitioners, and educators. It provides a comprehensive overview of the REGREEN project‘s key findings and outcomes, focusing on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for urban sustainability in Europe and China. The handbook is structured into nine chapters, each addressing crucial aspects of NbS design, implementation and governance: Introduction and Urban Living Labs (ULLs); Nature-based learning and NbS; Urbanisation and Ecosystem Services (ES); Urban Ecosystem Service Mapping and Modelling; Wellbeing Values of NbS; Initiatives for Scaling Up NbS; Nature based Urban Land Use Planning Approaches; Governance Contexts for NbS Implementation.
Author/Contact:
REGREEN project
Elena Petsani (ICLEI), Sally Anderson (AU), Ellen Banzhaf (UFZ), Marc Barra (IPR), Josip Beber (ZEZ), Anders Branth Pedersen (AU), Xing-Xing Cai (FU), Hans-Peter Ellmer (JR), David Fletcher (UKCEH) Gwendoline Grandin (IPR), Ziyi Guo (THU), Richard Hardiman (RH), Signe Iversen (AAK), Anne Jensen (AU), Laurence Jones (UKCEH), Julius Knopp (UFZ), Jeppe Læssøe (JC), Gregor Levin (AU), Yue Ma (THU),Åsa Ode Sang (SLU), Carolyn Petersen (UNEXE), Anne-Caroline Prevot (MNHN), Duncan Russel (UNEXE), Francesca Tedeschini (JR), Andreas Tuerk (JR), Nina Vogel (SLU), Benedict Wheeler (UNEXE), Ruowen Wu (IUE), Wanben Wu (FU), Qiang Xing (FU), Dong-Fan Xu (FU), Yaoyang Xu (IUE), Jun Yang (THU), Qi Yuan (FU), Bin Zhao (FU), Jiajia Zhao (THU), Si-Qi Zhou (FU), Marianne Zandersen (AU)
Uses of this resource:
Policy cycle stage: implementation
