10 papers analyzed
These studies suggest that enhancing urban resilience to climate change and natural disasters involves mainstreaming disaster resilience in local development plans, adopting diverse governance strategies, implementing resilient architecture, using risk-based investment approaches, and incorporating green infrastructure.
Urban resilience to climate change and natural disasters is a critical area of research, focusing on strategies to enhance the ability of cities to withstand, adapt to, and recover from adverse events. This synthesis explores various strategies proposed in recent research to bolster urban resilience.
Mainstreaming Disaster Resilience in Local Development Plans:
Diversified and Integrated Flood Risk Management:
Financial Mechanisms and Insurance:
Participatory Planning and Local Knowledge:
Urban Green Infrastructure:
Technological and Scientific Empowerment:
Governance and Policy Frameworks:
Enhancing urban resilience to climate change and natural disasters involves a multifaceted approach. Key strategies include mainstreaming disaster resilience in local development plans, adopting diversified and integrated flood risk management, leveraging financial mechanisms, engaging in participatory planning, utilizing green infrastructure, empowering through technology, and establishing strong governance frameworks. These combined efforts can significantly improve the capacity of urban areas to withstand and recover from adverse climatic events.
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