Incremental Urbanism: Resilient Urban Strategies for Ulaanbaatar
guest author: prof. Joshua Bolchover, The University of Hong Kong For thousands of years, Mongolians have been living in gers – portable structures made of timber, felt and canvas. The ger is a resilient, engineered artefact that has evolved in direct correlation to the demands of nomadic life. It is designed for portability, can be →
T4.7: Resilience Itself
The overarching theme of this session is community resilience and the topic particularly called on responses around resilience →
T3.7: Resilience, Digitality and Handling Flows of Information
As part of this session, issues of governance in relation to information management, sharing and accessibility, and the →
T2.7: Marginality, Inclusiveness and Resilience
The session “Marginality, Inclusiveness, and Resilience”, takes a variety of approaches to address the topic of urban resilience. →
T4.6: Resilience Observatories and Labs
In the session of resilience observatories and labs, resilience has been framed as bringing in sustainable solutions to →
T3.6: BEGIN Panel on NBS and Social Innovation
This sessions focuses on many methods and projects within the BEGIN framework, a collaborative project that takes place →
T2.6: Nature-Based Solutions, Frameworks & Water
Wery often the plans carried out are not enough framed or they remain just rhetoric on paper. The →
T1.6: Social Implications of Resilience
This session focused on the factors working both in favour and against the ability of a communities to →
T4.5: Housing, Economy and Community-led Actions
The session topic “Housing, economy and community-led actions” has focussed mainly on the importance of existing social networks →
T3.5: Panel on City-University & Resilience
The Panel on “City-University & Resilience” and its approach to diverse government-university partnerships in diverse projects is providing →