➡️ Is your municipality working to control stormwater, reduce flooding, and decrease water pollution?
➡️ Are you trying to green city streets and cool neighbourhoods?
➡️ Is your municipality working to protect those at greatest risk of harm from climate-related impacts?
Come learn about Toronto’s Equity-based Green Streets program:
• how it was set up
• what neighbourhoods are being prioritized
• what it looks like in practice.
Intended Audience:
- Municipal staff working in public works, water management, sustainable development, parks and recreation, community services, transportation services
- Staff working in public health
December 3rd 2025 | 1pm-2pm (EDT)
Speakers
Kristina Hausmanis
Senior Project Manager,
Green Streets Transportation Services
Kristina has spent over 18 years working in municipal government developing and implementing multidisciplinary programs at the City of Toronto. In her current position as the Green Streets Senior Project Manager for Transportation Services, she coordinates the implementation of green infrastructure into right-of-way projects and is the chair of the City’s Green Street Working Group. Kristina holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology from McGill University and a Master of Environmental Science from the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. She is also a member of the Green Infrastructure Leadership Exchange and the American Public Works Association’s Sustainability and Resilience Committee.
Niloufar Mohajerani, M.A.Sc., P.Eng.
Senior Engineer
Stormwater Management Infrastructure
Design & Construction
Linear Underground Infrastructure
Engineering & Construction Services
City of Toronto
Nilou is a senior engineer with 12 years of experience with the City of Toronto. She is responsible for delivery of multi-million stromwater management capital projects
including green infrastructure installation within the Right-of Way and leads the design and construction of Green Infrastructure as a naturalize solution for building climate resiliency in Toronto. Her projects encompass various phases of building an infrastructure from design to construction and monitoring.
Nilou holds a bachelor degree in chemical engineering and a master’s degree in
environmental engineering.
Anisha Patel
Project Manager
Asset Management (Green Streets)
Transportation Services
Anisha is a Project Manager with the City’s Transportation Services Division in the City of Toronto with a focus on the City’s Green Streets Program. She holds a Bachelor’s degree of Applied Science in Environmental Engineering from the University of Waterloo. Her 12-year career at the City has been focused around the planning, design and construction of municipal infrastructure.
This project is carried out with funding from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Green Municipal Fund
and the Government of Canada.