[1]The Green Infrastructure Guide (the Guide) provides guidance on how local governments may, using legal and policy strategies, encourage or require more sustainable infrastructure designs. It refers readers to strategies, and highlights case studies of local governments that have already taken steps to incorporate a green infrastructure approach. The focus is on implementation mechanisms, issues and barriers, and on what lessons have been learned from experiences to date.
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[1] https://www.wcel.org/publication/green-infrastructure-guide-issues-implementation-strategies-and-success-stories
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[18] https://www.toolkit.bc.ca/sites/default/files/GreenInfrastructureGuide.pdf