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The project will propose hybrid solutions, combining nature-based solutions (NbS) and engineering approaches, to strengthen resilience against flood risks. It will enhance the stream's attractiveness and accessibility, improve urban livability, and protect public health. Additionally, the project will support sustainable development along the stream through urban farming initiatives and commercially viable, small-scale businesses.




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4,000 households in coastal areas will have reduced exposure to flooding due to climate-resilient infrastructure investments.
45,000 households in targeted areas will benefit from reduced pollution through improved waste management systems and clean-up initiatives.
4,000 households will gain access to improved livelihood programs, enhancing economic opportunities and resilience.
70 hectares of critical ecosystems will be less vulnerable to degradation, with investments in nature-based solutions.