Lack of Community Spaces: Absence of green spaces can lead to a lack of communal areas for relaxation and socialization.

Environmental Degradation: Without green areas, urban environments can suffer from increased pollution and reduced biodiversity.

Mental Health Concerns: Lack of access to natural spaces can negatively impact community mental health.

Missed Educational Opportunities: Green spaces provide unique opportunities for environmental education which would be missed.

Immediate Need for Green Spaces: In post-conflict areas, green spaces can provide crucial environmental and psychological benefits.

Environmental Restoration: Green spaces play a key role in environmental restoration and biodiversity.

Community Well-being: Natural environments significantly contribute to mental and physical health.

Rapid Development Strategies: Finding ways to quickly and effectively develop green spaces is essential.

Enhanced Environmental Health: Green spaces contribute to air quality improvement, temperature regulation, and biodiversity.

Improved Mental and Physical Well-being: Access to green areas promotes physical activity and mental well-being.

Social Cohesion: Parks and green spaces offer venues for community gatherings and social interaction.

Educational Opportunities: These areas can be used for environmental and recreational education.

Number and Accessibility of Green Spaces: Tracking the development and accessibility of new green spaces.

Environmental Impact Metrics: Measuring improvements in air quality, temperature regulation, and biodiversity.

Community Usage and Satisfaction: Assessing how frequently the community uses these spaces and their satisfaction with them.

Health and Well-being Indicators: Evaluating improvements in community health and well-being metrics related to access to green spaces.