Niki Frantzeskaki
Utrecht
Niki Frantzeskaki is a Chair Professor in Regional and Metropolitan Governance and Planning at Utrecht University the Netherlands. Her research is centered on the planning and governance of urban nature, urban biodiversity and climate adaptation in cities, focusing on novel approaches such as experimentation, co-creation and collaborative governance.
More by this author at The Nature of Cities
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The EU Nature Restoration Law is here. Do we have what it takes to make it work?
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The goal is to mainstream Nature-based Solutions, by widening public acceptance and making it the standard and default practice of urban design. What will it take to get there?
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Nature Fix for Healthy Cities: What Planners and Designers Need to Know for Planning Urban Nature with Health-benefits in Mind
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Greening the Recovery? A Proposal for Forwarding Urban Transitions as a Recovery Agenda Towards Resilience
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From Design to City Life: What It Takes to Bring Nature-based Solutions to Urban Reality
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Putting Nature First: Driving Actions for Nature in Cities
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Four Recommendations for Greener, Healthier Cities in the Post-Pandemic
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Is Experimenting Natural in Cities? The Nature of Experiments and the Experiments with Nature
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New Integrated and Actionable Urban Knowledge for the Cities We Want and Need
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What is one thing every ecologist should know about urban ecology?
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How can we make urban nature and its value more apparent, more “visible” to people?
