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The Potential of Benghazi Lakes and Wetlands in Achieving Sustainable Master Plan
Lakes and wetlands are considered a nature-based and cost-effective answer that presents sustainable assets. Their management and development should be included in city sustainable plan as an essential part of the urban sustainable strategies. Benghazi is known with its wetlands and lakes that have always been a focus sector of the city landscape and urban structure through the city history. Unfortunately, the neglect, lack of good management and planning of its wetlands results in negative environmental and economic effects. In addition, lakes due to environmental and economic mishandling have become a distressing source instead of being an enjoyable recess to the city. Therefore, Benghazi residents find themselves in an isolation with their city, its nature, and landscape. This paper investigates the current situation of Benghazi major lakes and wetlands and highlights the main problems for each of them. The research surveys what was done, how it was done, current efforts, and any conventions or agreements related to the subject. From these inspections associated by opportunity analysis for each lake and wetland in Benghazi City, the research resolves sustainable strategies for these city vulnerable elements. The survey includes main issues and problems created by the wetland oversight, and their dangerous effect on the city. Some pervious calls were done to mark these questions. These efforts are taken in consideration in this research. In addition, the research lists the different types of wetlands in Benghazi and the main sustainable strategies needed to improve and profit these wetlands to the favor of people, economy, and environment.
The Potential of Benghazi Lakes and Wetlands in Achieving Sustainable Master Plan
Lakes and wetlands are considered a nature-based and cost-effective answer that presents sustainable assets. Their management and development should be included in city sustainable plan as an essential part of the urban sustainable strategies. Benghazi is known with its wetlands and lakes that have always been a focus sector of the city landscape and urban structure through the city history. Unfortunately, the neglect, lack of good management and planning of its wetlands results in negative environmental and economic effects. In addition, lakes due to environmental and economic mishandling have become a distressing source instead of being an enjoyable recess to the city. Therefore, Benghazi residents find themselves in an isolation with their city, its nature, and landscape. This paper investigates the current situation of Benghazi major lakes and wetlands and highlights the main problems for each of them. The research surveys what was done, how it was done, current efforts, and any conventions or agreements related to the subject. From these inspections associated by opportunity analysis for each lake and wetland in Benghazi City, the research resolves sustainable strategies for these city vulnerable elements. The survey includes main issues and problems created by the wetland oversight, and their dangerous effect on the city. Some pervious calls were done to mark these questions. These efforts are taken in consideration in this research. In addition, the research lists the different types of wetlands in Benghazi and the main sustainable strategies needed to improve and profit these wetlands to the favor of people, economy, and environment.
The Potential of Benghazi Lakes and Wetlands in Achieving Sustainable Master Plan
Advances in Science, Technology & Innovation
Trapani, Ferdinando (Herausgeber:in) / Mohareb, Nabil (Herausgeber:in) / Rosso, Federica (Herausgeber:in) / Kolokotsa, Denia (Herausgeber:in) / Maruthaveeran, Sreetheran (Herausgeber:in) / Ghoneem, Mahmoud (Herausgeber:in) / Benmoussa, Zakeia A. (Autor:in) / Elmazek, Eman M. (Autor:in)
Advanced Studies in Efficient Environmental Design and City Planning ; Kapitel: 13 ; 157-165
25.09.2021
9 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Wetlands , Sustainable city , Lakes , Urban sustainable strategies , Benghazi , Sustainability , Sustainable landscape Environment , Sustainable Development , Urbanism , Renewable and Green Energy , Climate Change , Hydrology/Water Resources , Water Policy/Water Governance/Water Management , Earth and Environmental Science
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