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February, 2016
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Author: Aditya Bahadur, Julian Doczi
The world is facing a growing number of natural, technological, economic, socialand political shocks and stresses. But the people, places and countries that are themost vulnerable to their impacts often lack the resources needed for structuredprocesses of innovation to deliver scientifically...
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December, 2015
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Author: Gopalakrishna Bhat, Amol Gowande, Karan Shah, Tejas Patel
As Indian cities grow, they face competition and conflicts with other users, resulting in shortages. Climate change exacerbates these conflicts. The case of Latur and other cities is presented to highlight challenges they have to face in this context and to explore options for water...
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November, 2015
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Author: ACCCRN
This publication draws on the intensive work of a number of ACCCRN partners who have provided the vision, dedication and technical support that has led to the generation of diverse city projects. The content of this catalogue draws significantly from key city project documents prepared by in...
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August, 2015
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Author: Sam Bernard
This paper reviews the approaches taken by multilateral climate funds in the period 2010-2014 to support low-emission and climate-resilient development in developing country cities. It identifies US$842 million in approved climate finance for explicitly urban projects, which equates to just over...
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August, 2015
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ACCCRN Indonesia created a video that illustrates the importance of responding to climate change impact in Indonesia's cities. As an archipelago, Indonesia is particularly vulnerable to climate change. Through this video, we hope that cities in Indonesia will realise urgent...
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July, 2015
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Author: Helen Scott
The ICLEI-ACCCRN Process underpins the replication phase of the Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network. This case study looks at the process and the results of Shimla which was one of the first cities to be part of the project - to access the document please read more here.
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July, 2015
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The policy brief is based on the learning that emerged from TERI’s year-long study which looked at the impacts of Sea Level Rise (SLR) and other climate parameters such as storm surges and extreme rainfall on infrastructure and services of coastal cities. Granted by USAID as part of their...
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June, 2015
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Author: TARU Leading Edge
The main objective of this project is to ensure availabilty of local water resources during emergencies. This would be achieved by developing replicable models for peri-urban lake rejuvenation and conservation.
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June, 2015
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This detailed city assessment finds relevance at all levels of Guwahati city’s policy and regulatory framework and goes a long way in mainstreaming climate change adaptation in the urban planning process at both the city and state level. Further to this, the endeavour is to work towards...
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June, 2015
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Urban India is at the threshold of major transformation. While we are gearing up for building smart Indian cities, we are also recognizing the need for sustainability in our development patterns. Therefore, there is a need for us to relook the ways in which we design our infrastructure, run our...
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