The session “Marginality, Inclusiveness, and Resilience”, takes a variety of approaches to address the topic of urban resilience. Focussing on the resilience of marginalised communities or landscapes, most presenters organised themselves around the frames of...
Wery often the plans carried out are not enough framed or they remain just rhetoric on paper. The main challenge of these author is to provide a policy recommendation for land use control, by empowering the nature-based solutions and climate resilience on one hand,...
The Urban Resilience Perspectives session approaches how different sectors understand resilience and the conflicts that might issue from these disparities.The session Urban Resilience Perspectives, part of the Topic 2: Climate Resilience, Governance and Planning...
In this special panel the Sustainable Research Network (URExSRN) discusses their concept of urban resilience through positive future approach.Instead of looking from single perspective of dystopian scenarios URExSRN focuses on generating new scenarios,...
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...
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...
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...