Can “Sponge Cities” Mitigate China’s Increased Occurrences of Urban Flooding?

  • Jiang Y
  • Zevenbergen C
  • Fu D
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China is a country with severe water problems. In recent years, urban flooding has become even more frequent, pervasive and severe, threatening China's development. To tackle the issue, China launched a national initiative termed sponge cities with enormous investment commitment. Marking a fundamental shift in water management, this initiative can be an effective approach if China commits to appropriate technical, governance and financial measures to overcome implementation challenges.

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Jiang, Y., Zevenbergen, C., & Fu, D. (2017). Can “Sponge Cities” Mitigate China’s Increased Occurrences of Urban Flooding? Aquademia: Water, Environment and Technology, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.20897/awet.201703

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