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ccid_0165 |
Resilient Cities Acceleration Initiative |
equally adaptation & mitigation |
human settlements |
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https://www.wri.org/our-work/project/global-commission-adaptation/action-tracks/cities,http://climateinitiativesplatform.org/index.php/100_Resilient_Cities |
2018 |
The overarching goal of this Action Track is to develop a defragmented offer by bringing together key city networks and institutions in the urban adaptation space to leverage their overlapping geographies, complementary skills, city-national-global relationships & partnerships, datasets and knowledge to scale up and accelerate action on urban adaptation. The three pathways to action identified by this alliance are:Setup a PLATFORM to enhance coordination and build synergies across urban resilience partners, and adaptation programs to enhance urban adaptation in national plans and policymaking (NAPs and NDCs) and broker subnational financing agreements and access to private sector capital.Build transformative CAPACITY for adaptation planning in 500 cities and develop a knowledge and learning network with 40 universities. This capacity building initiative will support peer to peer learning, focused on both practice building and knowledge development, by providing and applying tools, such as adaptation academies, documenting and disseminating best practices, building centers for applied research, and co-learning partnerships between cities, universities and community organizations.Accelerate and scale SOLUTIONS for urban adaptation with a focus on Nature-based Solutions, Urban Water Resilience Actions, Floating Urban Development options, and Inclusive Climate Resilient infrastructure improvements for the urban poor living in informal settlements. |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
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SDG explicitly mentioned |
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[Assist 500 cities in implementing comprehensive climate resilience strategies by 2030,Assist 5,000 cities in becoming more water and climate resilient through a city-to-city learning program by 2030] |
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[Serving the first 50 cities in a programmatic way requires $10 million] |
[By 2030, 60 cities enhance, invest, and implement 100-300 nature-based solutions projects to address climate risks and improve the health and wellbeing of urban residents and the biodiversity of cities] |
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["World Resources Institute (WRI)", "UN Habitat", "Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands", "Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment of the Netherlands", "Deltares"] |
[World Resources Institute (WRI)]_ing_usa,[Global Center for Adaptation]_dng_nld,[Global Resilient Cities Network (GRCN)]_sgv_int,[C40]_sgv_int,[Deltares]_edu_nld |
{"edu": ["Collaborative for Urban Resilience Effectiveness (CURE)", "Global Network for Advanced Management (GNAM)", "Least Developed Countries Universities Consortium on Climate Change (LUCCC)", "International Centre for Climate Change & Development (ICCCAD)"]} |
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