The report explores visionary concepts for integrating water management into future urban planning, addressing challenges like climate change, population growth, and infrastructure resilience.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | The UK Water Partnership |
| Authors: | Barry Hague, Faith Culshaw, Graham Leeks, Tony Rachwal |
| Time horizon: | 2065 |
| Geographic focus: | United Kingdom |
| Page count: | 36 pages |
The research method involved a thought experiment approach, envisioning future scenarios for urban water management and identifying key challenges and research needs.
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The research employs a thought experiment approach, presenting five distinct visions of future cities that incorporate innovative water management strategies. It also identifies eight key challenges and research needs to realize these visions.
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Categories: 2060s time horizon | 2065 time horizon | English publication language | United Kingdom geographic scope | alternative energy | cities | climate change | community transition | ecosystems | environment | flood-proofing | food and nutrition | green cityscapes | green development | infrastructure resilience | mega cities | population growth | smart homes | smart networks | underground systems | urban planning | water | water management