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Courtyards and chinampas for urban water management in Aluva

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A design strategy to create a productive urban landscape with a high water retention capacity, to reduce the impact of floods and build local coping capacity.

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Aluva, Kerala, India

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PUBLISHED ON 15th January 2020

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