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Respondent Stakeholder
Causal
Mechanism Path
Respondent’s motivation
Of what is it a case or an
occurrence?
Long- or
Short-term
Positive
(+) or
Negative
(−)
Material to
Material
Green infrastructure also has a built
environment component typically defined
as engineered duplicates of natural systems
eg green roofs, engineered wetlands, and
rainwater harvesting systems
A typology of green
infrastructure
Long-term
+
Material to
Agential
Water sensitive urban design that takes the
entire water cycle into consideration
A practice highlighting water
in urban design processes
Long-term
+
Structuralto
Materialto
Agential
The storm water bylaws are going through
a public participation process
The policy development
process
Short-term
+
Structural to
Material to
Agential
The storm waterpolicies deal with new
developments and types of material and
pipes and provide the storm water lens for
new developments
Policies informing specific
practices
Long-term
+
Structural to
Ideational to
Agential
Storm waterpolicies do not incorporate
water quality—Cape Town’s bylaws do,
and Durban would like to learn from them
Policy development and
learning from other local
governments
Long-term
+
Materialto
Agentialto
Ideational
Monitoring of storm water quality is part
of the Water Research Commission’s
research; producing assumed numbers if,
for instance, a wetland or roof top garden
are part of a storm water system, then the
water quality would be a certain
percentage
Science policy interface with
green infrastructure as a
component
Short-term
+
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