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Both/And: Integrating Natural Asset Management into Federal Housing Supply Policymaking

In a world increasingly aware of the need for sustainable development, the intersection of housing policy and natural infrastructure has never been more critical. Both/And: Integrating Natural Asset Management into Federal Housing Supply Policymaking by the Natural Assets Initiative and CUI demonstrates the importance of incorporating natural asset management (NAM) into Canada’s federal housing strategies. This approach promises not only to enhance community resilience to climate change, but also to elevate the quality of life for all Canadians.

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Research Report

Date:

June 2024

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