Connectivity and multifunctionality characterise effective green infrastructure networks. Green infrastructure needs to be planned and managed at a range of scales from regional, through sub-regional and local levels. Standards relating to the quantity and quality of green infrastructure remain elusive as does the ability to measure quantified benefits. A key requirement for successful planning of GI is spatial data – see also our Geographic Information Systems pages. Our team has prepared sub-regional Green Infrastructure Strategies and district level Green Infrastructure Studies. We have also advised clients on designing GI into individual projects. A carefully prepared, tried and tested approach to green infrastructure planning, supported by Natural England, which delivers excellent value for money is available for public and private sector clients.