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Kunming, China

Panlong River Biodiversity Enhancement Project

The project aims to restore and enhance biodiversity along the Panlong River in Kunming by revitalizing wetlands, riparian zones, and aquatic habitats across a 15 km corridor. Through habitat restoration, smart monitoring, and community engagement, the initiative will improve water quality, increase urban resilience, and foster local stewardship. It also promotes eco-tourism, environmental education, and gender-inclusive employment, contributing to Kunming’s biodiversity goals and aligning with national strategies for sustainable urban development.

Project owner: Kunming Municipal Bureau of Ecology and Environment

Primary sectors: Nature-Based Solutions (green & blue infrastructure)

Objectives & outcomes

  • Restore 15 km of river ecosystems including wetlands, riparian zones, and urban habitats.
  • Create 3 biodiversity restoration demonstration zones (upstream, midstream, downstream).
  • Engage 5,000 citizens annually in monitoring and ecological activities.
  • Conduct 20+ educational events per year on biodiversity and sustainability.
  • Install 10 smart monitoring stations using AI and sensor technology.
  • Generate local jobs and economic growth through eco-tourism and restoration work.

Estimated budget

  • Implementation: CNY 10 million (EUR 1.21 million)

Stage: Pre-feasibility

 

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