Towards a Green Infrastructure Framework for the Liverpool City ...
Towards a Green Infrastructure Framework for the Liverpool City ...
Towards a Green Infrastructure Framework for the Liverpool City ...
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We recognise that <strong>the</strong>se five priorities identified <strong>for</strong> a <strong>Liverpool</strong> <strong>City</strong> Region <strong>Green</strong> <strong>Infrastructure</strong><strong>Framework</strong> cut across a wide range of policies and strategies and are <strong>the</strong>mselves interlinked. Thepurpose of green infrastructure planning will be to assess how multiple benefits can be securedand also how we can safeguard and enhance <strong>the</strong> functionality of <strong>the</strong> green infrastructure.For instance, areas of high quality recreation in rural areas will provide opportunities to connecthabitats, reduce travel (low carbon) to recreation areas fur<strong>the</strong>r afield, helping to provideadaptation benefits and help create a city region that is an attractive place in which to live andwork.4. TEST OF APPROPRIATE SCALE1In order to help to confirm that <strong>the</strong>se five priorities are appropriately planned <strong>for</strong> in greeninfrastructure terms at <strong>the</strong> sub regional scale we have asked <strong>the</strong> following questions about eachone:Could green infrastructure planning at this level support planning at a lower level?Could this green infrastructure planning be done at a higher level?