Enabling Resilience-Building for the Urban Poor Read more about Enabling Resilience-Building for the Urban Poor
Creating an enabling environment to build resilience for the urban poor: a multi-scalar approach Read more about Creating an enabling environment to build resilience for the urban poor: a multi-scalar approach
David Dodman Keywords resilience urban poor Urban Development climate change climate change and disaster risk reduction Read more about David Dodman David Dodman is the Director of the Human Settlements Group at the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) and a Lecturer in the Development Planning Unit, University College London (UCL). He holds a D.Phil. in Geography from the University of Oxford, and works in the fields of urban geography, international development, and climate change.
Julia Angela Mae Collado Keywords resilience urban poor Urban Development climate change climate change and disaster risk reduction Read more about Julia Angela Mae Collado Julia Angela Mae Collado is the OIC-Chief of the Technical Assistance Division at the Environmental, Land Use and Urban Planning and Development Bureau, Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development, Philippines. She is an environmental planner and an agricultural engineer.
Medrilzam Keywords resilience urban poor Urban Development climate change climate change and disaster risk reduction Read more about Medrilzam Medrilzam is Director of Environment at the Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS), Indonesia. He has been serving BAPPENAS since 1993 and had been appointed in various structural and functional positions since then. He is one of Indonesia’s leading experts on environmental and climate change issues. He was involved in writing many publications and official documents regarding climate change, environmental issues, and climate change financing.
Enabling Resilience-Building for the Urban Poor Recording Read more about Enabling Resilience-Building for the Urban Poor Recording Success in building resilience for the urban poor will be determined by a set of enabling factors: capable, accountable, and responsive governance; climate and urban data; and climate finance. These factors underpin the success and delivery of programs across policy areas: social protection, livelihood, health, housing, community infrastructure, and risk-informed land use planning, and at different scales: household, community, and city/local government.
Proposed Second Coastal Towns Environmental Infrastructure Improvement Project – Scaling up of city-level interventions for building resilience of the urban poor in Bangladesh Read more about Proposed Second Coastal Towns Environmental Infrastructure Improvement Project – Scaling up of city-level interventions for building resilience of the urban poor in Bangladesh
Climate and Disaster Resilience at the City Level: Kolkata Early Warning System Read more about Climate and Disaster Resilience at the City Level: Kolkata Early Warning System
Private sector collaboration with Philippine cities on resilience strategy formulation Read more about Private sector collaboration with Philippine cities on resilience strategy formulation
Importance of Risk-informed Infrastructure Planning Interventions for Building Urban Poor Resilience Read more about Importance of Risk-informed Infrastructure Planning Interventions for Building Urban Poor Resilience