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The Urban Climate Resilience Community of Practice (UCR-CoP) was established in December 2011 under the purview of the Vietnam Urban Forum (VUF), in recognition of the need to share and learn from the ongoing efforts by diverse stakeholders working in the climate change resilience field. UCR-CoP membership is free and open to all interested organizations and individual practitioners who are supporting efforts to build urban climate resilience in Viet Nam. Read more…UCR-CoP calendar
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Tag Archives: land-use planning
Planning for Resilience: Innovative Land Use Policies for Building a Resilient City
Many cities in the 100RC network have begun to explore new and creative approaches to land use planning for achieving their holistic resilience goals. Precisely because management of the built environment has the potential for significant economic, social, and political … Continue reading
Five Ways to Build Inclusive Cities
This year, World Cities Day (October 31) focuses on “inclusive cities, shared development.” But with rapidly growing urbanization, how can cities ensure that all of their residents are thriving? Striking with indiscriminate intensity, Hurricane Matthew blew through the Caribbean and … Continue reading
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