Knowledge, Perception, and Intention of Professionals Related to The Transformation from Gray to Green Infrastructure in Egyptian Cities.

Green infrastructure (GI) has become one of the most important urban trends that helps to preserve and develop the city’s ecosystem. With global climate change and increased carbon emissions, the need to transition from gray infrastructure to green infrastructure has increased. Or the integration of green infrastructure and existing gray infrastructure in existing cities. In Egypt, which faces significant environmental and urban challenges from an increasing population, rising temperatures, decreasing water levels, and high pollution in cities, the value of green transformation could minimize these impacts and increase the quality of life. This research aims to study the knowledge of Egyptian researchers and specialists in the fields of architecture and engineering about GI techniques. Understand their perception and ability to deal with GI. In addition to studying the challenges and opportunities facing Egypt’s green transformation from a specialized perspective. The results confirmed the lack of awareness of green infrastructure among the selected sample. The research confirmed the existence of social and economic obstacles facing the green transition. The research sets recommendations for increasing knowledge and expertise in the Egyptian market’s green transformation field.