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Smart Green Resilient , also known as SGR , refers to an emerging planning approach that aims to enable pragmatic concerns to be addressed simultaneously with major environmental issues and to structure long-term resilience in urban planning strategies , masterplans and sustainability frameworks for a wide range of contexts .. planning. Urban planning. SGR was developed in the Arup Hong Kong office and is derived from design practice , observations and collective research on East Asia 's energetic urbanisation and is now regarded as a key component of Hong Kong 's city strategy .. East Asia. East Asia. urbanisation. Urbanization. The SGR planning approach is based on observations of East Asia 's rapid urbanisation processes that have left many cities and landscapes in the region vulnerable to climate change , environmental degradation and socioeconomic fluctuations .. planning. Urban planning. East Asia. East Asia. urbanisation. Urbanization. The approach espouses the holistic resolution of critical issues pertinent to contemporary cities with an equal focus on the organization of urban systems and their management as well as physical design -LRB- including infrastructure and buildings . -RRB-. According to recent public discussions on the merits of SGR , the combined use of the terms `` smart '' , `` green '' and `` resilient '' is derived from the proliferation of similar terminologies in current urban practice aiming to guide the transformation of urban environments into `` Smart Cities '' , `` Resilient Cities '' or combinations thereof .. smart. Smart city. green. Green cities. resilient. Climate resilience. However , SGR does not aim to replace other planning approaches but instead is considered necessary to coordinate the often multidisciplinary nature of collaborative city-building and to maximize benefits to urban residents , businesses and governments .. planning. Urban planning