Nature-based solutions for resilient infrastructure systems in Jamaica, Bangladesh and the Maldives

Bangladesh, Jamaica, Maldives
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Mangroves help with coastal flood protection

This project investigates the benefits and costs of NbS in enhancing the resilience of infrastructure systems, including water supplies, renewable energy, transport systems and flood protection. It uses geospatial tools to inform the prioritization of NbS and their deployment where they will yield the greatest benefits for infrastructure resilience, biodiversity, livelihoods and carbon sequestration.

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Nature-based insights analytical framework

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