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B1 – Catchment-scale Landscape Planning for Water Sensitive Cities in an age of Climate Change
B2 – Planning, Design and Management to Protect and Restore Receiving Waters
B3 – Water Sensitive Urban Design and Urban Micro-climate
B4 – Building Socio-technical Flood Resilience in Cities and Towns
Project B5.1: Statutory Planning for Water Sensitive Urban Design
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C1 – Innovative Technologies for Fit-for-Purpose Water Production
C2.1: Resource Recovery from Wastewater
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C5.1: Intelligent Urban Water Systems
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D1 – Establishing a National ‘Alliance’ for Transitioning to Water Sensitive Cities
Project D2.1: Developing Practitioner Capacity and Capability
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Project D4.1: Strengthening Educational Programs to Foster Future Water Sensitive Cities leaders
D5.1 Urban intensification and green infrastructure: towards a water sensitive city
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Tony Wong at TEDxCanberra
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Food for thought - an Australian recipe for water innovation
Six faculties join to create a new city - WA
WSUD in the UK writes Sue Illman president of the Landscape Institute in the UK
Turning stormwater into food
How ‘drought infrastructure’ can help us get through floods
Plants help lower temperatures
Strategies for coping with extremely hot weather
Hub set to change urban design
Stormwater expert win's top prize
Professor Ana Deletic - Victoria Prize for Science & Innovation 2012
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