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Abstract: As the threat from climate hazards rise, several global cities have altered their urban planning and design approaches to incorporate nature-driven solutions as a counter to conventional infrastructure practices by harnessing blue elements (for instance, seas, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and water utilities) alongside the green (such as trees, parks, gardens, playgrounds, and forests). This project study paper explores the emerging concept of blue-green infrastructure, and analyses existing plans and projects in India and globally. It also identifies opportunities in the blue-green space to help India's cities respond to climate hazards, promote equity and resilience, and catalyse economic transitions for sustainable urban futures.
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