Johannesburg / Seattle / Pretoria / Rotterdam / Philadelphia / Cape Town / Planning / Washington / Philadephia / City / Natal / London / /
Company
Traditionally / Ernst & Young / Thomson / /
Country
South Africa / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / Force Majeure / /
Facility
South African Institute / Urban Land Institute / Pacific Institute / /
IndustryTerm
energy demand / emission-free energy-generating infrastructure / bulk national water infrastructure / Green infrastructure / energy demands / non-urban solid waste management / plant-based facilities systems / Green storm water management / incorporated flood mitigation infrastructure / property developer / planned network / Well-designed green infrastructure / ecosystem services / natural systems / local energy distribution networks / oil / energy / weather management / greenhouse gas emissions / water management / electricity / telecommunications / utility services / steel structures / plant root systems / ecosystems services / sanitation / non-urban electricity distribution / storm water management / water / waste management / Green infrastructure systems / grey infrastructure / social and physical infrastructure / Urban infrastructure / ecological sanitation systems / coherent ecological network / transport network / /
NaturalFeature
American Rivers / Urban Heat Island / /
Organization
Water Environment Federation / Natural Resources Defence Council / National Research Council / Center for Clean Air Policy / Economy League / Institute for Research / Harvard / Global Agenda Council on Infrastructure / Freemasonry / Pacific Institute / American Society of Landscape Architects and ECONorthwest / World Economic Forum / European Commission / South African Institute for Civil Engineers / Urban Land Institute / European Union / Environmental Protection Agency / South African Institution of Civil Engineering / /
Green(ing) Infrastructure Llewellyn van Wyk Introduction The development and maintenance of infrastructure is crucial to improving economic growth and quality of life (WEF[removed]Urban infrastructure typically includes b