Infraestructuras verdes: 4 pilares para una propuesta desde la noción de complejidad

The sustainability of cities should not be an isolated issue, but a balancing factor among other factors of complexity. The objective of this article is to acknowledge the current debate on the creation of climate change resilient spaces, without neglecting the issues of complexity in urban planning. Established literature indicates that such a conceptual balance can be useful in more comprehensive urban plans and policies with greater public legitimacy. In defense of this idea, a bank of academic articles and books that have interrogated proposals and good practices related to “Green Infrastructures” is analyzed, with some of the factor(s). The survey was carried out in the last 5 years based on high impact refereed academic sources (WOS and Scopus), concluding in 36 studies that served as a basis to categorize the factorial complexity of the implementation of “Green Infrastructures”. The collation allowed to indicate the possibility of similar lines of research to address the complexity.