Case study
Date of publication
26 February 2025
Exploring the potential of urban nature-based solutions to address infectious disease: a case study in Bharatpur, Nepal
Given knowledge gaps on nature-based solutions (NBS), infectious disease and urbanization, researchers sought to investigate the drivers of infectious disease in a developing city context, the differentiated hazards faced by different groups such as Indigenous and peri-urban communities, and the potential of NBS to reduce hazards while providing ecological and social co-benefits.
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Country and region
Nepal
Hazards
Epidemic and Pandemic