RUCAS 2 continues our work on supporting climate-resilient and inclusive urban communities, environments and economies.
Inclusion by design
Practitioners from across the Mekong region shared real-world actions that can make urban nature-based solutions more inclusive and equitable.
Scaling up nature-based water solutions across Thailand
A Thailand–Australia partnership is helping build the Thailand’s capacity to design more resilient, inclusive and multifunctional water infrastructure.
Using green walls to create cooler, cleaner cities
A new paper highlights how green walls can help cool cities, improve air quality and manage stormwater, with practical lessons from a demonstration site in Hanoi.
New resources to protect Lao’s urban wetlands and streams
A new paper highlights how green walls can help cool cities, improve air quality and manage stormwater, with practical lessons from a demonstration site in Hanoi.
Reimagining an urban park
Co-designed nature-based solutions could help transform Battambang’s Prek Moha Tep Park into a cooler, more accessible and more useful public space
Transforming Cities Hub
Water Sensitive Cities Australia is part of Monash University’s Transforming Cities Hub, launched in early June.
Upscaling nature-based solutions in Mekong countries
Scaling NbS roadmaps aim to take lessons from RUCaS case studies and apply them more broadly.
Making the most of stormwater
A new report explores why we under-invest in stormwater reuse and how we can change that.
Making affordable, water sensitive housing business as usual
In a housing crisis, how do we deliver more homes that are liveable, resilient and affordable over the long term? In a climate crisis how can we afford not to?