Delivering better water management through the planning system (C787F)

Andrew Coleman; Peter Bide

Delivering better water management through the planning system (C787F)

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report › peer-review

Abstract

Water management is vital for good town planning. Planning for water enables our towns and cities to be greener, healthier, wealthier, more attractive and more resilient to climate change. Integrating water management brings multiple benefits, including:

Increased resilience
Delivering housing and strong local economy
Enhancing environment and greenspace.

The guidance explains the role of effective strategies and local plan policies that should be underpinned by effective engagement and evidence. The guidance also demonstrates how the application of critical success factors, combined with good policies can deliver good water management outcomes (what we term as the golden thread).

The guidance can be downloaded in several parts and a combined document

Part A - Main guidance
Part B - Case studies
Part C - Examples of good local policy
Part D - National Policy review
Part E - Characterisation of good local policy
Combined guidance

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	CIRIA
Number of pages	182
ISBN (Print)	9780860178927
Publication status	Published - Nov 2019

Keywords

guidance
Planning
flood risk management
water efficiency
Water Framework Directive
Water quality
Climate change adaptation

Access to Document

https://www.ciria.org/ItemDetail?iProductCode=C787F&Category=FREEPUBS

2 Conference

RTPI CPD Day
Coleman, A. (Chair)
1 Nov 2023
Activity: Events › Conference
Planning for Water
Coleman, A. (Organiser) & Joyce, C. (Chair)
19 Jun 2023
Activity: Events › Conference

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Delivering better water management through the planning system (C787F)

Abstract

Keywords

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Activities

RTPI CPD Day

Planning for Water

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