Abstract The United Nations specified the need for “providing universal access to
greenspace for urban residents” in the 11th Sustainable Development Goal. Yet, how far we …

The connotation of liveability varies with context. Assessing the liveability of cities is
complicated by the plethora of mutually-interacting dimensions–physical, economic, social …

Ecosystem services (ES) provided by nature‐based solutions (NBS) have been examined
using various data collection techniques and preference elicitation methods to understand …

Urban green space (UGS) planning and design can not only influence economic
development and the ecological environment but also have a significant impact on urban …

Urban green spaces (UGSs) facilitate the interaction of residents with blue and green
infrastructure. Various cultural ecosystem services (CESs) generated by UGSs are reflected …

Significant challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic highlighted that features of a modern,
sustainable and resilient city should not only relate to fulfilling economic and social urban …

Leveraging the benefits offered by nature-based solutions (NBS) will be vital in addressing
present and future environmental and social challenges as urban densification continues to …

Compared with public parks, residential quarter green space (RQGS) is a type of enclosed
private green space that is located in residential areas and has higher visit frequency …

The provision of urban green space is spatially uneven, which has brought challenges in
sha** the inequalities of people's subjective well-being in the develo** world. Using …

Urban green space is important for residents' well-being, improving their physical health,
psychological well-being, social benefits, and life satisfaction. Residential quarter, a gated …