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to world order. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
De Visser J (2005) Developmental local government: a case study of South Africa. Stellenbosch
Law Rev 21(1):90–115
Dunn AD (2010) Siting green infrastructure: legal and policy solutions to alleviate urban poverty
and promote healthy communities. Pace Law Faculty Publications Paper 559
Du Plessis A (2000) Charting the course of the water discourse through the fog of international
relations theory. In: Solomon H, Turton A (eds) Water wars: enduring myth or impending reality,
Africa dialogue series, vol 2. ACCORD/Green Cross International and the African Water Issues
Research Unit, Durham/Pretoria
Du Plessis A (2010) ‘Local environmental governance’ and the role of local government in realising
Section 24 of the South African Constitution. Stellenbosch Law Rev 21(2):265–296
eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality (2013) New solutions explored for water security and service
delivery: investments in ecological infrastructure in the greater uMngeni Catchment. Joint Media
release, 28 Feb 2013
eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality (2019) Durban climate change strategy. Available at: https://www.durban.gov.za/City_Services/energyoffice/Pages/DurbanClimateChangeSt
rategy.aspx. Accessed on: 6 June 2019
Finewood MH (2016) Green infrastructure, grey epistemologies, and the urban political ecology of
Pittsburgh’s water governance. Antipode 48(4):1000–1021
Finewood MH, Matsler AM, Zivkovich J (2019) Green infrastructure and the hidden politics of
urban storm-water governance in a post-industrial city. Ann Am Assoc Geogr 109(3):909–925
Funke N, Nortje K, Meissner R, Steyn M, Ntombela C (2019) An analysis of international and
South African discourses and perspectives on water security. In: Meissner R, Funke N, Nortje K,
Steyn M (eds) Understanding water security at local government level in South Africa. Palgrave
Macmillan, London
Ghosh R, Kansal A (2019) Anthropology of changing paradigms of urban water systems. Water
Hist 11(1–2):59–73
Gill SE, Handley JF, Ennos AR, Pauliet S (2007) Adapting cities for climate change: the role of
green infrastructure. Built Environ 33(1):115–133
Global Water Partnership (GWP) (2000) Towards water security: a framework for action. Global
Water Partnership, Stockholm
Grey D, Sadoff CW (2007) Sink or swim? Water security for growth and development. Water Policy
9(6):545–571
Head T (2019) Durban floods: here’s how much rain has fallen since Monday. The South African,
23 April. Accessed at: https://www.thesouthafrican.com/weathersa/durban-floods-how-much-rai
nfall-kzn-23-april/. Accessed on: 23 Mar 2020
Jewitt G, Zunckel K, Dini J, Hughes C, de Winnaar G, Mander M, Hay D, Pringle C, McCosh J,
Bredin I (2015) Investing in ecological infrastructure to enhance water security in the uMngeni
River catchment. Department of Environmental Affairs, Pretoria
Koma SB (2010) The state of local government in South Africa: issues, trends and options. J Pub
Adm 1:111–120
Kotzé P (2013) Investing in ecological infrastructure for our future water security. The Water Wheel,
pp 24–27
Lennon M, Scott M (2014) Delivering ecosystems services via spatial planning: reviewing the
possibilities and implications of a green infrastructure approach. Town Plan Rev 85(5):563–587
Li F, Liu X, Zhang X, Zhao D, Liu H, Zhou C, Wang R (2017) Urban ecological infrastructure: an integrated network for ecosystem services and sustainable urban systems. J Clean Prod
163(supplement 1):S12-18
Mabon L, Shih W-Y, Kondo K, Kanekiyo H, Hayabuchi Y (2019) What is the role of epistemic
communities in shaping local environmental policy? Managing environmental change through
planning and greenspace in Fukuoka City, Japan. Geoforum 104:158–169