To stay competitive, Hong Kong must embrace nature-based solutions

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Hong Kong has launched new "Nature-based Solutions Design Guidelines" to integrate nature into urban development. Unveiled at Long Valley Nature Park, the guidelines aim to balance urban expansion with ecological conservation. Developed by the Civil Engineering and Development Department and Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, the guidelines adapt the IUCN’s global framework to Hong Kong's dense environment. They focus on enhancing biodiversity, promoting harmony between people and nature, and strengthening climate resilience. The guidelines also introduce an evaluation framework to measure natural capital and ensure measurable outcomes. The initiative aims to position Hong Kong as a leader in nature-based urban development, enhancing its competitiveness by easing tensions between development and natural habitats.
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