Exploring the Development of the Sponge City Program (SCP): The Case of Gui'an New District, Southwest China
作者： Yunfei Qi , Faith Ka Shun Chan , Emily C O'Donnell , Meili Feng , Yanfang Sang
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摘要: Rapid urbanization has sharply increased the pressure of urban water issues (e.g., flooding and pollution) in Chinese megacities during last three decades. Sustainable management approaches, such as Nature Based Solutions (NBS) Low Impact Developments (LIDs), have successfully delivered long-term benefits to cities Europe North America. Similarly, Sponge City Program (SCP) initiated 2013 experimented 30 pilot cities. This paper reviewed first stage SCP from 2015-2020 by using observation, Semi-Structured Interview (SSI) Focus Group Approach (FGA) context Gui’an New Distinct, SW China investigate progress issues: 1. whether it is effectively solving issues; 2. if there are any major challenges barriers practice. The findings this case study provide potential solutions for improving sustainable possibly transform other Cities.
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