The paper discusses how green solutions can be implemented in the context of hydro-meteorological risk reduction in small Mediterranean catchments with a strong tourist vocation. […]
A collaborative article between RECONECT and OPERANDUM is among the most downloaded Environmental Research articles […]
The RECONECT Research Team has published a new article on people’s perception of the effectiveness of Nature-Based Solutions in reducing hydro-meteorological risks. The paper, published for the journal “Water”, conducts a literature review on 102 studies. […]
The RECONECT Research Team, led by project coordinator Zoran Vojinovic, has published a new paper for the journal “Sustainability” on NBS benefits assessment. […]
Alberto Girani, director of the Portofino Park (Demonstrator A) and Professor at the University of Genoa (Italy), dedicated a lesson to RECONECT and Nature-Based Solutions in his academic course on Sustainability Education. […]
The RECONECT Research Team, led by project coordinator Zoran Vojinovic, has published a new article for the journal “Sustainability”. […]
Our Italian partners GISIG, Ente Parco di Portofino and CNR-IRPI (together with University of Genoa – Department of Environmental Sciences) presented RECONECT at the ASITA Conference 2019 (12-14 November, Trieste, Italy), one of the most important Italian events on geomatics. […]
GISIG, Parco di Portofino and Unige Distav represented RECONECT on the first day of the TRIG-Eau Autumn School (6-8 November, Camogli, Italy), dedicated to technicians and projects operating with Green Infrastructures. […]
The RECONECT research team at IHE-Delft has published an article for the journal Science of the Total Environment: the paper “Exploring trade-offs among the multiple benefits of green-blue-grey infrastructure for urban flood mitigation” presents a framework for the selection and comparison of green-blue-grey measures in urban areas. […]
RECONECT Danish partners Amphi, Odense Municipality and Aarhus Municipality participated in the National Conference on Climate Adaptation (23-24 October, Horsens, Denmark). […]
