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December, 2015
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Author: Nguyen Ngoc Huy, Tran Van Giai Phong , Stephen Tyler
The lack of a secure and clean potable water supply in peri-urban areas is a major source of vulnerability for poor residents on the periphery of rapidly expanding cities in South East Asia. Climate change will increase the demand for clean drinking water, while adversely affecting supply and...
ASIA:Vietnam Vietnam:Can Tho |
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November, 2015
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Author: ACCCRN
This publication draws on the intensive work of a number of ACCCRN partners who have provided the vision, dedication and technical support that has led to the generation of diverse city projects. The content of this catalogue draws significantly from key city project documents prepared by in...
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September, 2015
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Author: TARU Leading Edge
Integrated Disease Surveillance Project (IDSP) is a decentralized, state-based surveillance program in the country and is intended to detect early warning signals of impending outbreaks, and helps initiate an effective response.
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September, 2015
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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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July, 2015
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Author: Helen Scott
The ICLEI-ACCCRN Process underpins the replication phase of the Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network. This case study looks at the process and the results of Shimla which was one of the first cities to be part of the project - to access the document please read more here.
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June, 2015
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Author: TARU Leading Edge
The main objective of this project is to ensure availabilty of local water resources during emergencies. This would be achieved by developing replicable models for peri-urban lake rejuvenation and conservation.
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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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June, 2015
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This detailed city assessment finds relevance at all levels of Guwahati city’s policy and regulatory framework and goes a long way in mainstreaming climate change adaptation in the urban planning process at both the city and state level. Further to this, the endeavour is to work towards...
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May, 2015
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Increasing urbanisation and the accompanying changes in land-use patterns are leading to a silent crisis through the destruction of ecosystems and the services they provide to support the poor, as well as affecting the resilience of urban areas. Using the example of Gorakhpur City in India&rsquo...
ASIA:India India:Uttar Pradesh |
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May, 2015
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Author: Gopala Krishna Bhat, Karan Shah
Our constant efforts to conserve and restore peri-urban lakes of Indore (under ACCCRN initiative) has been covered as feature story by TERI's flagship magazine TerraGreen. The article is published in the April, 2015 issue. It briefly talks about the condition of lakes in urban scenario of...
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