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Fabiana Barbi Seleguim
, Niklas Werner Weins
, Eduardo Prado Gutierrez
, Marcelo Rezende Calça Soeira
, Jaqueline Nichi
, Leila da Costa Ferreira
DOI: 10.1590/1981-3821202400010004
This article analyzes how Nature-based Solutions are integrated into the urban agenda in Brazilian cities. We sought to understand the co-benefits of those strategies, the main facilitators, their potentials and limitations. This article fills in the gaps of the research on Nature-based Solutions through a political science approach, providing more elements to analyze climate governance in the urban context and is based on the experiences in the Brazilian context. We analyzed two cases in depth, namely the cities of Campinas […]
Keywords: adaptation; Brazil; cities; climate change; Nature-based Solutions