T2.3: Resilience Integrated Strategies and Cities

The major framework of the presentations in this session was mainly based on the 100 Resilient Cities approach by the Rockefeller Foundation. The 100 RC framework has also introduced a City Resilience Index, which included a set of 12 goals and 52 indicators when it...

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T4.2: The politics of resilience & gentrification

In the politics of resilience and gentrification, the presentations focused on the use of urban resilience as a metaphor for framing their arguments. The predominant focus was around the social networks that were at risk or how more resilient urban environments would...

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T3.2: Planning & Critical Infrastructure

During the session, and in-between the presentations of different case-studies around the world, the main themes evoked were innovation for smart cities, theoretical framework principles for ecology, a transformation towards resilient urban governance, open-data...

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T2.2: Spain & Barcelona Experience in Resilience

The second session on ‘Climate Resilience Governance and Planning’ focused on the city of Barcelona, Spain, examining through the use of different ‘hands-on’ analysis to determine the extent to which resilience was present and successful in the city, and in one...

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T1.2: Community & Organizational Resilience

Topics such as community, social, housing, and urban resilience, lead the conference and opened discussions about how cities are practicing the concept, and what are the main challenges these cities have to overcome to start reframing resilience. The main goal of this...

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T4.1: Urban Regeneration and Communities

Sustainability of cities is one of the main goals of this century, being today an historically critical point of the environmental and urban management. Often, to reach it, governments have exalted the implementation of resilience strategies, but having a confused...

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T3.1: Green Infrastructures, flooding and people

Making Sponge City by Deciphering Indigenous Ecological Wisdom: case study of Chengdu, China - by Lin Yuan This presentation focuses on how to absorb the flood water and reuse it in china. Yuan is trying to understand this way by making a historical study on the flood...

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T2.1: Urban Resilience Perspectives and Trade-offs

The general idea of this session is to focus on the tension between green micro infrastructure and the gray macro one. This focus shed light on different case studies in order to understand how these different sides preform, and which one can be used to form our own...

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T1.1: From Regulations to Self-building

The session “From Regulations to Self-building” encompassed the idea of bridging academic concepts with practice through the use of policy as a framework for urban resilience. The five presentations focused on a range of regulations—municipal policies and humanitarian...

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Reframing Urban Resilience – 2018

REFRAMING URBAN RESILIENCE IMPLEMENTATION Why should we re-frame Urban Resilience and its implementation? In what is widely now seen as a state of planetary emergency, a glaring vacuum of global leadership on how to address key drivers is noticeable. As urgent action...

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THE CRITICAL RESILIENCE OF THE RESIDUALS

THE CRITICAL RESILIENCE OF THE RESIDUALS

Author: Dr. Geoffrey DeVerteuil School of Geography and Planning, Cardiff University UK Resilience has proven to be a popular yet vexatious concept of late in urban studies and urban geography. Criticisms are many – that it props up the status quo, in this case an...

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The Resilience Machine

Guest authors: Prof. Simin Davoudi1, 2, Prof. Jim Bohland1, Prof. Paul Knox1 and Dr. Jennifer Lawrence1 1Global Forum on Urban and Regional Resilience at Virginia Tech and 2Newcastle University In 2012, the headline in a New York Times article suggested that we should...

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