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January, 2010
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In 2014, Bandar Lampung had a population of 822,880 people and a total area of 169.21 km2. Based on this vulnerability assessment, Bandar Lampung recognized it is facing several climate impacts including flood, erosion and landslide, drought, coastal erosion and sea level rise. The emerging City...
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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...
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April, 2010
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The interventions in the cities of Indore and Surat include raising awareness of climate variability and climate change risks, developing city-specific vision strategies and scenarios for informed decision making.
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November, 2010
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Repetitive floods, high population density, lack of safe water supply, rive-side location and rapid industrialization of the city of Surat are highly conducive to increase the disease burden. With the intention to address these problems, Surat Climate Change Trust (SCCT) was established under the...
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January, 2011
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This guide-book is intended to serve as a step-by-step design and implementation guide for climate change adaptation and resilience building programs. It has a focus on urban context, based on experience from the ongoing Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN) program in Indonesia...
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January, 2012
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This accumulative report summarizes results from a series of participatory action research activities on local knowledge related to adaptation towards hydro-meteorological hazard and climate change impacts in four target areas: Lipang Island and Kendahe Village (Sangihe Island), Sayung- Demak ...
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January, 2013
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Risk and Adaptation Assessment to Climate Change (KRAPI) (South Sumatra, Greater Malang and Tarakan)
The impacts of climate change are already being felt all over Indonesia. Vulnerability to climate change is often specific to the local context. Hence, understanding climate change impact at the local level is important and fundamental for addressing climate change. The Government of Indonesia,...
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March, 2013
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This presentation explores the potential use of climate vulnerability and risk assessment (VRA) as a tool for resilience planning in cities. The rationale is that the VRA could function in evaluating the impact of development programs in changing vulnerability levels. The VRA could assist multi...
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July, 2013
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September, 2013
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IAP is s professional organization for urban and regional planning in Indonesia. It assists Jakarta in planning approaches and methods minimizing flood disaster risk in north Jakarta area through implementation of Planning Integrated Coastal Adaptation Strategies for North Jakarta Security (PICAS...
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