• Hands-on examples of successful NbS, EbA and Eco-by regions, ecosystems, specific thematic areas, governance and challenges addressed
• Useful for replication through clear outline of success factors

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• Mapping of areas where ecosystems can reduce disaster risk
• Enables prioritisation of protection and restoration areas for ecosystems

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• Inventory of nature-based projects implemented in the BAC
• Organised into three sections - rivers, coasts and cities

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• Sector-specific NWRMs
• Contains comprehensive but non-prescriptive range of measures

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Five principles and implementation guidance for planning of NbS for flood risk management.

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• Online guide, website and decision-support tool
• Helps environmental decision-makers in choosing, implementing, monitoring, evaluating and adaptively managing coastal EbA

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Examples of ecosystem-based approaches to adaptation

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• Inventory of nature-based projects implemented in the BAC
• Organised into three sections - rivers, coasts and cities

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• Description of opportunities, limitations and contexts for EbA
• Aligns EbA measures and traditional adaptation technologies to ecosystem services for profiling of adaptation technologies

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• Describes importance of rivers for nature conservation
• Summarises damage of river habitats
• Discusses how river habitat restoration can bring benefits for both wildlife and humans

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New approach to hydraulic engineering that harnesses forces of nature to benefit environment, economy and society.

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• Explains natural processes in flood and coastal risk management
• Source for achieving greater working with natural processes

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Highlights innovations in green-grey infrastructure from academia and practice such as bridges, street furniture, coastal engineering structures.

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• Options for adaptation activities that use employment intensive approaches
• Focus on inclusive local practices for environmental sustainability

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