2025, Vol. 6, Special Issue 2

Purpose: Numerous studies, including conceptual and exploratory research on Green Infrastructure Planning, have been undertaken in the domains of business, management, finance, and economics. Thus, by synthesizing the knowledge structure, this study tries to detect research trends in this domain.

Methodology: A bibliometric study on the subject of Exploring Trends in Green Infrastructure Planning was done out utilizing a dataset of 1,667 documents. This dataset was acquired by a thorough search done on the Scopus database, encompassing the period range from 2015 to 2025.

Finding: The conceptual apparatus indicated the procession in the areas of progression from Green Infrastructure to Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainable Development; Decision Making; Infrastructure Planning and Urban city planning. In addition to uncovering the conceptual framework, this study also discloses the intellectual and social components. Consequently, the research gives vital insights on areas needing further inquiry.

Practical implications: The current study gives crucial insights into the junction of Green Infrastructure Planning, shining light on their interdependence. It underlines the most commonly treated issues in this domain and leads towards probable areas for more investigation.

Originality: A noteworthy contribution to this research is its function in merging the scattered information into this topic. It swiftly identifies and emphasizes vital sources, prominent authors, fundamental work and crucial documents when analyzing the link between Green Infrastructure Planning.