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Panelists discussing urban resilience and green initiatives during the webinar.

Green Initiatives for enhancing Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast Asia

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Post published:October 29, 2021
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Panelists discussing urban resilience and green initiatives during the webinar. Recent scientific research has suggested that green initiatives can increase urban resilience against climate change. By reducing urban heat island effects, increasing…

Webinar: Green Initiatives for enhancing Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast Asia

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Post published:October 22, 2021
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View and download the high resolution webinar poster here. Green Initiatives consist of environmentally friendly techniques and utilizes natural processes and ecosystem services to address the challenges present in urban areas/cities.…

Adapting Cities for Climate Resilience: My Tho city and Nam Dinh city in Viet Nam

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Post published:October 21, 2021
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shutterstock_501803197 Cities around the globe are threatened by climate-related hazards such as cyclones, floods, droughts, sea level rise, heatwaves and landslides. Around 130 port cities with over one million inhabitants…

Program Factsheet (Viet Nam)

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Post published:September 13, 2021
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Download "Urban Resilience to Climate Extremes in Southeast Asia" program aims to build resilience of urban communities & systems to current and emerging climate extremes, disasters and emergencies in selected…

Enhancing urban resilience to disasters and climate change <br> <i>Glimpse of Year 2020</i>

A detailed map showing Storm Surge Hazard in different wards and villages in Dala Township, Myanmar.

Enhancing urban resilience to disasters and climate change
Glimpse of Year 2020

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Post published:May 31, 2021
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Bangkok, Thailand Enhancing urban resilience to disasters and climate change Glimpse of Year 2020 Urbanization in coastal areas leads to increased development, population growth and density near waterfronts that exacerbate…

Dala Township Risk Assessment Atlas of Dala Township <br><small><i>(Pending approval from Myanmar authorities)</i></small>

Dala Township Risk Assessment Atlas of Dala Township
(Pending approval from Myanmar authorities)

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Post published:March 7, 2021
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This ATLAS includes a collection of hazard, exposure and risk maps derived from the Dala Township Risk Assessment in Yangon, Myanmar. The ATLAS has been prepared to assist relevant stakeholders…

Webinar participants discussing the impacts of COVID-19 on mental health.

Brainstorming mental health and psychosocial support in the New Normal

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Post published:December 12, 2020
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Bangkok, Thailand The loss of loved ones and livelihoods combined with the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 can enhance stress, anxiety, depression and mental health problems. Furthermore, the marginalization of people with…

Early Warning System: Review Report

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Post published:January 3, 2020
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The Early Warning System Review Report provides a brief introduction to target cities under the URCE Program, the introduction of river basins, roles and responsibilities of the National Meteorological and Hydrological…

Participants listening attentively at the workshop.

Towards urban resilience to climate extremes in Yangon

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Post published:November 6, 2019
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Over 70 participants of a 2-day workshop on urban resilience discussed the potential impacts of climate extremes and other disaster risks on the township of Dala, located on the southern…

Program Factsheet (General)

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Post published:September 1, 2019
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