Urban climate resilience in Africa: a review of nature-based solution in African cities' adaptation plans
Published in Earth & Environment
Key insights:
➡Only 15 African countries have implemented NbS projects, focusing on various sectors but often neglecting urban areas.
➡Challenges include governance issues, insufficient resource mobilization, and a lack of evidence-based strategies.
➡By sharing successful NbS implementations from around the world, we aim to inspire sustainable city planning in Africa. Let's harness the power of nature to build resilient urban communities!
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