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June, 2009
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This report reviews the pilot studies undertaken to identify major vulnerability issues of the communities and households across socioeconomic groups throughout the city. The design and survey results were aimed at informing the proposed city-wide vulnerability assessment. The current survey...
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January, 2010
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Introductory poster providing an overview of research into the climate change risks and vulnerabilities in Indore along with a summary of strategies for building resilience in Indore.
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April, 2010
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The Rockefeller Foundation's Asian cities Climate Change Resilience Network initiative is a collective experiment with a range of activities that will together improve the ability of the cities to withstand, prepare for and recover from the projected impacts of climate change.
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April, 2010
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The interventions in the cities of Indore and Surat include raising awareness of climate variability and climate change risks, developing city-specific vision strategies and scenarios for informed decision making.
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September, 2010
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An introduction to the ACCCRN method for dealing with urbanisation and climate change presented at an international workshop held in India on sustainable and climate resilient urban development gathered a unique combination of decision makers, city mayors and local government representatives,...
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October, 2010
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This document is the Gorakhpur Climate Change Resilience Strategy, produced by Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group with support from ISET. The proposed resilience strategy for Gorakhpur recognizes that responding to climate change will necessitate integrated action to address a combination of...
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November, 2010
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With the intention to address problems such as repetitive floods, high population density and lack of safe and adequate water supply, the Surat Climate Change Trust was established to engage in policy advocacy regarding urbanization and climate change.
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November, 2010
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Repetitive floods, high population density, lack of safe water supply, rive-side location and rapid industrialization of the city of Surat are highly conducive to increase the disease burden. With the intention to address these problems, Surat Climate Change Trust (SCCT) was established under the...
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December, 2010
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Surat is India's 12th largest city with a population of 4.4 million. The high density, the lack of water supply and its location on a river side combined with high temperatures and humidity and rapid urban growth make Surat highly conductive to vector-borne and water-borne diseases. Real time...
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January, 2011
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Catalyzing Urban Climate Resilience" describes how ten cities within the Rockefeller Foundation supported Asian Cities Climate Change Resilient Network (ACCCRN) assess climate vulnerability and apply emerging concepts of urban resilience. The ACCCRN experience offers an innovative framework...
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