Coastal Protection and Suds – Nature-based Solutions

Recreate Policy Brief No. 4
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Coastal Protection and Suds – Nature-based Solutions

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Davis, McKenna; Ina Krüger; Mandy Hinzmann 2015: Coastal Protection and Suds – Nature-based Solutions. RECREATE Project Policy Brief No. 4.

The RECREATE Policy Brief no.4 examines the case of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) in two different application areas: (1) coastal protection and (2) urban drainage systems. It is based on one of the detailed narratives carried out for the RECREATE project. The RECREATE Policy Brief no.4 is available for download.

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