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September, 2015
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Author:
Development planning with consideration of climate-induced risks has become an indispensable approach. During last few decades, the city of Gorakhpur has been confronting various hydro-meteorological disasters like flood, heat waves and storms.In response, the Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group...
ASIA:India India:Gorakhpur |
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June, 2015
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Author: TARU Leading Edge
The main objective of this project is "ensuring availability of local water resources during emergencies". This would be achieved by developing replicable model for peri-urban lake rejuvenation and conservation.
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December, 2014
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Author: Mercy Corps Indonesia
City government of Bandar Lampung in collaboration with NGO Mitra Bentala has conducted a biopore project with support from ACCCRN. Biopores can help absorb waterand lower flood risk. It also can be useful to convert organic waste into compost that can be utilized as fertilizer.Video with English...
ASIA:Indonesia Indonesia:Bandar Lampung |
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January, 2014
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Semarang is one of ACCCRN's pilot cities in Indonesia which has made a commitment towards climate change adaptation since 2009. Vulnerability assessment and city resilience strategies were developed in 2010 and several actions have been conducted. Several of them have been finished including...
ASIA:Indonesia Indonesia:Semarang |
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November, 2012
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Author: TARU Leading Edge
The urban population's growth, intersectoral competition over water resources and climate change are expected to amplify water scarcity, energy costs and health issues in urban areas. Improving efficiency and reducing climate change-related risks would be possible through integrated...
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January, 2010
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In 2014, Semarang had a population of 1.5 millionand a total area 373.70 km2. Based on this vulnerability assessment, Semarang is facing several climate impacts such as flood (both tidal flood and flash flood), coastal erosion, drought, limited access to clean water, climate disease, sea level...
ASIA:Indonesia Indonesia:Semarang |
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January, 2010
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The ICCSR outlines Indonesia's strategic vision that places particular emphasis on the challenges emerging in the forestry, energy, industry, transport, agriculture, coastal areas, water, waste and health sectors. The content of the roadmap has been formulated through a rigorous analysis. The...
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