Duong Ngoc Tu Keywords water Urban Development water salinity climate change Read more about Duong Ngoc Tu Duong works for Smart Universal Logistics in projects in Viet Nam tackling climate change related problems that directly affect poor farmers in the Mekong Delta region.
Daphne Gondhalekar Keywords urban planning Water-Energy-Food Nexus multi-stakeholder processes net-zero carbon Urban Development Read more about Daphne Gondhalekar Dr. Gondhalekar is an urban planner and research scientist at the Chair of Urban Water Systems Engineering, Technical University of Munich, Germany. Her research focus is integrated urban planning, Water-Energy-Food Nexus, and multi-stakeholder processes in India, Niger, Ghana and Germany. She heads the urban Water-Energy-Food Nexus Lab Nexus@TUM and co-coordinates the TUM Water-Energy-Food Nexus field of study in the Environmental Engineering Masters Program.
Katie Trevor Keywords program design developing and implementing projects water sector digital technology Urban Development Read more about Katie Trevor Katie is a highly motivated program manager with significant experience in designing, developing and implementing a diverse range of programs and projects to drive an organisation’s strategic goals. She has over 8 years’ experience in the water industry, delivering both domestic and international projects. She is currently AWA’s country lead for Indonesia. Katie is passionate about leading the application of innovations in digital technology to enhance all aspects of program design, management and delivery.
Shiva Prasad Paudel Keywords water sanitation water management Urban Development Read more about Shiva Prasad Paudel Shiva joined ADB in 2012 and supports the design and implementation of urban development, water supply and sanitation projects in Nepal. His prior ADB experience include working with government and NGOs and planning, designing, and implementing water supply and sanitation projects.
Learning Video 6: What are the enabling factors that would help sustain the resilience building efforts for the urban poor? Read more about Learning Video 6: What are the enabling factors that would help sustain the resilience building efforts for the urban poor? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.
Learning Video 5: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the city level? Read more about Learning Video 5: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the city level? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.
Learning Video 4: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the community level? Read more about Learning Video 4: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the community level? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.
Learning Video 3: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the household level? Read more about Learning Video 3: How can resilience of the urban poor be strengthened at the household level? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.
Learning Video 2: What are the guiding principles and approaches in building the resilience of the urban poor? Read more about Learning Video 2: What are the guiding principles and approaches in building the resilience of the urban poor? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.
Learning Video 1: Why is it important to build the resilience of the urban poor? Read more about Learning Video 1: Why is it important to build the resilience of the urban poor? The urban poor in Asia and the Pacific are highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. This learning video series provides an overview of what stakeholders from across three different levels – household, community, and city – can do to strengthen the resilience of the urban poor and vulnerable communities. Pro-poor solutions across six policy areas (social protection, public health, livelihood, housing, community infrastructure, and urban planning) need to be put into place and/or strengthened, with the urban poor involved as active partners throughout the process.