Nature-Based Solutions Deployment & Field Engineering Unit

Conservation

Nature-Based Solutions Deployment & Field Engineering Unit

Designing and deploying nature-based solutions that restore ecosystems while delivering climate resilience and community benefits.

Unit Mission

The Nature-Based Solutions Deployment & Field Engineering Unit designs and implements nature-based solutions — ecosystem restoration, green infrastructure, and natural hazard mitigation approaches — that simultaneously deliver biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and community wellbeing benefits. The unit applies ecological engineering principles to restore degraded ecosystems, design green infrastructure, and develop nature-based approaches to flood control, coastal protection, and water security that outperform conventional grey infrastructure.

Key Functions

Restoration Engineering

Designing and implementing ecosystem restoration projects — developing technically rigorous restoration plans that specify species composition, planting densities, hydrological interventions, and monitoring protocols to achieve measurable ecological outcomes.

Green Infrastructure

Designing green infrastructure systems that integrate natural elements into urban and peri-urban environments — developing urban forests, green roofs, constructed wetlands, and bioswales that provide ecosystem services while enhancing biodiversity.

Climate Adaptation

Developing nature-based climate adaptation solutions — designing coastal mangrove restoration, floodplain reconnection, and watershed reforestation projects that reduce climate risk while delivering biodiversity and community co-benefits.

Operational Capabilities

Ecosystem restoration design and implementation
Green infrastructure engineering
Natural flood management
Coastal and riparian restoration
Agroforestry and landscape restoration
Nature-based climate adaptation design

Environmental, Conservation & Diplomacy Directorate

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