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Facility for Advanced Water Biofiltration: Stormwater Biofiltration Systems Adoption Guidelines
Water biofiltration is the process of improving water (stormwater and wastewater) quality by filtering water through biologically influenced media.
Practising integrated urban and water planning: framework and principles
An enhanced WSC visioning and transition planning methodology
Designing for a cool city – Guidelines for passively irrigated landscapes
Principles for engaging communities in water sensitive city transitions
Constructing a business case for water sensitive investments – A guideline for local government
INFFEWS Benefit-Cost Analysis Tool Booklet of Applied Examples
Policy influence: tactics and strategies for researchers
Adoption guidelines for green treatment technologies
Trees for a cool city: Guidelines for optimised tree placement
Riparian design guidelines to inform the ecological repair of urban waterways
Flexibility in adaptation planning – Guidelines for when, where and how to embed and value flexibility for urban flood resilience
Vegetation guidelines for stormwater biofilters in the south-west of Western Australia
Adoption guidelines for stormwater biofiltration systems: Cities as water supply catchments – sustainable technologies
Water biofiltration is the process of improving water (stormwater and wastewater) quality by filtering water through biologically influenced media.