| 英文摘要 |
This article explores how Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) are introduced to urban megaprojects through the case study of Beitou–Shilin Technology Park in Taipei City and its implications for urban sustainability transitions. On the one hand, urban mega-projects in Taipei are path-dependent and tend to follow policy inertia that shapes the structural conditions and barriers to NBS implementation. On the other hand, inter-sectoral collaboration, the establishment of new regulations, and new forms of public–private partnerships can help to overcome these barriers and respond to site-specific conditions and the pressing demand to deal with challenges of climate change. The Beitou–Shilin Technology Park characterizes the social–ecological–technical systems that help with NBS integration into urban mega-projects in Taipei. We argue that NBS innovation coupling with urban infrastructure will lead to organizational changes and regime shifts in urban governance, contributing to NBS institutionalization and mainstreaming for urban sustainability and resilience. |