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21 21  Public greenspace in cities contributes to quality of life in terms of environmental services and social and psychological services. Public greenspace distribution can therefore be an important factor for making a city sustainable. Decisions on where to create greenspace/NBS should be based on criteria related to maximising the equitability of distribution, focusing on areas lacking greenspace and in areas where ES valuation identifies greatest benefit/need.
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23 -Mears and Brindley (2019) provide a comprehensive review of metrics for assessing the equity of greenspace in urban areas. Within this process, they highlight the importance of generating comparable data across cities and projects, and the importance of incorporating the neighbourhood as experienced by residents as accurately as possible. Data on public greenspace distribution generated in these ways can be used to: 
23 +Mears and Brindley (2019) provide a comprehensive review of metrics for assessing the equity of greenspace in urban areas. Within this process, they highlight the importance of generating comparable data across cities and projects, and the importance of incorporating the neighbourhood as experienced by residents as accurately as possible. Data on public greenspace distribution generated in these ways can be used to:
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25 25  * Quantify the benefits of nature-based solution project in terms of improving the distribution of public greenspace;
26 26  * Support the planning of new nature-based solution greenspace initiatives;
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56 56  |(((
57 57  ====== **Expected Outputs** ======
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59 -* it can be used as a baseline to compare with 2.2.3 Changes to the size and distribution of public green space (However, the difference might not that significant)
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59 +* it can be used as a baseline to compare with 2.2.3 Changes to the size and distribution of public green space
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62 -* or it can be used to diagnose or identify the project area compared to other neighbourhoods within the city
63 -* in this case, we need to have population/green spaces data at the neighbourhood level over all neighbourhoods in city
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68 68  (source: [[https:~~/~~/www.researchgate.net/publication/275965917_Urban_green_space_distribution_and_accessibility_in_Berlin_Germany>>https://www.researchgate.net/publication/275965917_Urban_green_space_distribution_and_accessibility_in_Berlin_Germany]])
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