Green Infrastructure Partnership (GIP)

The Green Infrastructure Partnership (GIP) is a rapidly growing network of more than 2,000 people and organisations that support the creation, enhancement and promotion of green infrastructure (GI) in the UK to improve quality of life, health, ecological diversity, resilience to climate change and economic attractiveness.

Membership of the Green Infrastructure Partnership is free: Sign up here to join the GIP

The GIP enables people to share information - research, innovation, news and best practice - via newsletters and events. Its strategic focus is to influence key decision-makers by ensuring they have appropriate evidence about the value of GI to inform their decisions.

We publish the Green Infrastructure Resource Library (see below) a free, searchable database of research and other resources about green infrastructure, and have an online calendar of green infrastructure events (see below) in the UK and Europe.

The GIP is funded by a range of supporters and we are grateful to the following for their sponsorship: The Land Trust; Arup; GreenBlue Urban; the Canal & River Trust; and the Landscape Institute, the professional standards partner of the Green Infrastructure Partnership.

Benefits of sponsoring the GIP include excellent networking opportunities across the sector; invitations to key meetings, events and presentations; and the chance to help promote green infrastructure at a strategic level nationally. If you are interested in sponsoring the GIP please contact Julia Thrift on [email protected].

Our next conference will be on 12 July 2018 - hold the date!

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Green Infrastructure Resource Library

A free, searchable database of case studies, videos, tools and other media relating to green infrastructure.Read more

Green infrastructure events calendar

Linear Infrastructure Network

Latest

EPICURO Conference: Planning for Inclusive Local Resilience to Climate Change Impacts

Final conference of the European Partnership for Innovative Cities within an Urban Resilience Outlook (EPICURO) project to take place in central London. More details and registration to come soon.

New route for 'locally-led' New Towns agreed in Parliament

TCPA Annual Conference: 'A blueprint for a new planning system?'

Is it time to step back and reimagine the way we should be planning for a successful future for the nation? What might a new system look like? This conference will bring together policy makers, planners, developers, consultants, academics and community representatives to consider what needs to be done.

Government calls on 'locally-led' New Towns to adopt Garden City Principles

The Raynsford Review of Planning

A major review of housing and planning to make the system fairer, better resourced and capable of producing quality outcomes.

Garden City Principles

The Garden City Principles are a distillation of the key elements that have made the Garden City model of development so successful, articulated for a 21st century context.

Publications

The TCPA's Reuniting Health with Planning initiative has four strands: capacity building, guidance, research and raising awareness. It has resulted in a number of publications in the form of planning guidance, reports and special-edition journals of Town & Country Planning.