Green Infrastructure Planning, Design, and Implementation
Green infrastructure is an adaptable and multi-benefit approach to stormwater management and climate resiliency. Communities can incorporate green infrastructure into a wide array of projects, including when planning a new park, rebuilding a roadway, or installing or modifying wastewater or stormwater infrastructure. Successful projects involve planning, design, financing, and operation and maintenance, as well as listening to community voices early and at every step to ensure equitable benefits for all. Explore the pages below to learn about how to plan, design, implement, and maintain green infrastructure.
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Community Planning and Green Infrastructure
Strategic planning helps prioritize green infrastructure implementation and provide benefits that align with community goals.
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Design Strategies
Thoughtful and strategic designs help ensure successful green infrastructure performance and implementation.
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Funding and Technical Assistance Opportunities
Federal, nonprofit, and local funding resources are available to help communities implement green infrastructure.
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Installation, Operation, and Maintenance
Correctly installing, operating, and maintaining green infrastructure is essential for proper function and long-term performance.
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Equitable Green Infrastructure
Green infrastructure can help reduce inequities through meaningful engagement and culturally relevant designs.
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Past Green Infrastructure Technical Assistance
EPA has provided successful green infrastructure technical assistance throughout the country.