The study aims to analyze the impact of green infrastructure development along the Jeneberang River on improving community income and environmental quality in Gowa Regency, South Sulawesi.The green infrastructure in question includes riparian parks, green open spaces (GOS), sustainable drainage systems, as well as biopores and infiltration wells. This research adopts a quantitative approach using survey and field observation methods, along with descriptive analysis and multiple linear regression techniques. The results showed that the development of green infrastructure increase in community income, primarily through the ecotourism and environmental services sectors. In addition, environmental quality has improved, as indicated by reduced riverbank erosion, a decrease in plastic waste, and an increase in local biodiversity. In conclusion, green infrastructure plays a vital role in promoting sustainable river area development in both urban and semi-urban settings.Keywords: Green Infrastructure, Public Income, Environmental Quality, Jeneberang River, Sustainable Development
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