New report charts the evolution of urban resilience
It’s 2009. The world has failed to reach a meaningful international climate agreement at COP15 in Copenhagen. Despite increased climate…
It’s 2009. The world has failed to reach a meaningful international climate agreement at COP15 in Copenhagen. Despite increased climate…
by Sophia Rettberg, Resilient Cities 2019 Guest Blogger One of the most urbanized regions in the world, over 80 percent…
These past three days of the Resilient Cities Congress was overflowing with inspiring messages and innovative ideas that give hope…
by Sophia Rettberg, Resilient Cities 2019 Guest Blogger Food waste is a global issue. According to the United Nations Food…
Today’s congress attendees, armed with laptops, tablets and smartphones, look different than the Resilient Cities attendees of the last 10…
by Sophia Rettberg, Resilient Cities 2019 Guest Blogger Environmental hazards such as flooding, heat waves and droughts are increasingly common challenges…
Never underestimate the power of the 280-character tweet, where we get to see throughout the Congress the ideas and people…
Lykke Leonardsen is constantly thinking about rainy days… even when it’s sunny outside. But you really can’t blame her. Ever…
Knowledge exchange and technical deep dives are always core elements of the annual Resilient Cities congress. The program is designed…
by Charlotte Rasche, Masters Candidate at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Resilient Cities 2018 volunteer How can a government take action…
Peru is moving forward on climate action. Just few days before the Resilient Cities congress, the government passed Law 30754…
At the end of last year, nations had submitted nine National Adaptation Plans under the UNFCCC, the United Nations Framework…