INTERLACE is a project to strengthen urban ecosystem restoration in the European Union and Latin America

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Nature-based solutions can help address major challenges that cities around the world are facing. This article summarizes the work of the INTERLACE project, drawing on interviews with the project coordinator, McKenna Davis, and project manager, Benedict Bueb. 

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Cities Talk Nature
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This article, published in Open Access Government’s April 2025 edition, highlights the contribution of the INTERLACE project to strengthening urban governance for inclusive and effective nature-based solutions (NbS).

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Green roofs
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The INTERLACE project has been proactive in targeting citizens as part of its objective to increase public awareness and understanding of urban ecosystem restoration and the importance of nature in cities more generally.

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Panorama of Bogota
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The INTERLACE Urban Governance Atlas was officially launched on 11 May at the INTERLACE Cities Talk Nature Conference in Chemnitz. The first of its kind, the online database showcases 250 policy instruments from 41 countries supporting nature-based solutions and ecosystem restoration. The interactive design invites policymakers, urban planners, researchers, civil society organizations, and others to explore and learn more about what made the instruments successful, lessons learned in their design and implementation, and their approaches to governance.

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This video describes the process of preparing rain gardens at schools in Igołomia, Kamień, and Rzozów (Poland). The raingardens are the result of the cooperation between the Sendzimir Foundation and the Kracow Metropolis Association as part of the INTERLACE project.

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