Green infrastructure planning: Increasing connectivity, multifunctionality, and landscape performance in the built environment

Short Summary of Resource: This report outlines how The Australian Landscape Principles provide a strategic decision-making framework for green infrastructure planning, design and management within cities and settlements
Detailed description of the resource: This report outlines how The Australian Landscape Principles provide a strategic decision-making framework for green infrastructure planning, design and management within cities and settlements. These principles outline how integrated approaches for managing landscape value within the built environment can leverage existing resources and enhance design responses to broader challenges of urban sustainability and climate change adaptation
Keywords: CLIMATE AND WEATHER Adaptation
Content Owners / Rights Holders: Australian Institute of Landscape Architects
Date of Publication: 2013
Type of Resource: Report
Format of Resource: pdf
Relevant Sector: Built environment and infrastructure
Geographical Scope: National
Relevant LG Functional Area: Planning and development
Council Type: All council types
URL / DOI for resource access: http://www.greeninfrastructure.org.au/docs/AILA_green%20infrastructure.pdf
Relevant Governance Indicator: Land use planning