This short brief explores the importance of justice and well-being in the context of urban nature. It is imperative to engage with justice to overcome systemic risks associated with resilience, social issues and well-being. For city planners and decision-makers, consideration of justice themes can also contribute positively to the added value of urban nature planning and to the successful delivery of multifunctional outcomes.
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