The 5ᵉ International Colloquium ‘Cities + Human’, organised in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, focused on a central question: how can we assess and integrate the importance of water in regional planning while respecting the ecological and societal balance?
At a dedicated round table, Antonio Frausto emphasised the crucial role of nature-based solutions for optimising the hydrological cycle. These approaches not only offer a sustainable response to water-related issues, but also serve as models to inspire decision-makers and promote more responsible policies.
Antonio Frausto highlighted concrete projects that are based on these solutions, promoting the resilience of ecosystems and communities in the face of climate and water-related challenges.
As a vital element, water is becoming an essential lever for urban planning that combines innovation, sustainability and collective well-being. Watch his speech here: YouTube Link.
