Green Growth: Increasing Resilience in Cities Through the Delivery of Green Infrastructure-based Solutions

绿色基础设施为城市人口带来一系列重要的环境过程和惠益。地理信息系统也有潜力在“气候保护”城市中发挥关键作用。尽管对地理标志的重要性有着丰富的科学认识，但在英国的新发展中，地理标志的实施和吸收仍然缺乏。通过与来自公共，私人和慈善组织的项目合作伙伴的对话和知识交流，该项目将开发和测试一个路线图，将地理标志科学研究转化为实用和适用的用户界面。路线图开发的核心是确定用户的知识需求，并探索目前认为的消化道吸收障碍。路线图将促进地理信息科学融入用户组织，使用曼彻斯特作为一个典范城市。至关重要的是，该项目还将在项目合作伙伴和其他关键利益相关者中建立机构嵌入性，以便在用户组织中利用和应用地理标志科学知识。通过知识的共同生产，项目合作伙伴将提高他们的研究素养，从而使他们能够访问，评估，翻译和整合地理标志科学的规划，设计，交付和资助曼彻斯特及其他地区的新发展。据设想，本项目中实施的方法将被其他组织和利益相关者采用，这样做将有助于多功能的基于地理信息的解决方案成为新开发项目中照常城市增长的一部分。关键词绿色基础设施;障碍;知识交流;决策树;研究素养;机构嵌入;曼彻斯特项目合作伙伴曼彻斯特：确定的未来-社区利益公司曼彻斯特市理事会-地方政府组织建筑设计合作伙伴-国际城市设计实践红玫瑰森林-慈善组织

Green infrastructure (GI) delivers a range of crucial environmental processes and benefits to urban populations. GI also has the potential to play a key role in 'climate proofing' cities. Despite a wealth of scientific understanding on the importance of GI, the implementation and uptake of GI in new developments in the UK is lacking. Through a dialogue and exchange of knowledge with project partners from public, private and charity organisations, this project will develop and test a route map which translates GI scientific research into a practical and applicable user interface. Central to the development of the route map is the identification of user knowledge needs and an exploration of the current perceived barriers to GI uptake. The route map will facilitate the integration of GI science into user organisations, using Manchester as an exemplar city. Crucially, this project will also develop institutional embeddedness in project partners and other key stakeholders to utilise and apply GI science knowledge within user organisations. Through the co-production of knowledge, project partners will enhance their research literacy, thus enabling them to access, assess, translate and integrate GI science in the planning, design, delivery and funding of new developments in Manchester and beyond. It is envisaged that the approach implemented in this project will be adopted by other organisations and stakeholders, and in doing so, will help multifunctional GI-based solutions to become part of business-as-usual city growth in new developments.Key wordsGreen Infrastructure; Barriers; Knowledge Exchange; Decision Tree; Research Literacy; Institutional Embeddedness; ManchesterProject PartnersManchester: A Certain Future - Community Interest CompanyManchester City Council - Local government organisationBuilding Design Partnership - International urban design practiceRed Rose Forest - Charitable organisation