Countries with the same issues can use this report as a reference and basis for their climate adaptation and post-disaster recovery program.
Category: Case Study
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Sustainability and Innovation for the Future Now Showing at RE:TV
Watch the RE:TV, a part of the Sustainable Markets Initiative project of Prince Charles and the World Economic Forum.
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South Korea’s Carbon Emissions and Renewable Energy Efforts
South Korea’s attempt to achieve its green aspirations, incorporating more renewable energy into its electricity mix, reducing its emissions.
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Climate Adaptation Engagement in NZ Local Councils and Communities
Case studies from three New Zealand councils focus on the process of engagement with the community on climate adaptation and mitigation.
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Climate Adaptation Case Studies in India
India's climate adaptation case studies show that communities and industries can take climate actions to reduce the impacts of climate change.
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Ecosystem-based Approach to Climate Adaptation in Malmö, Sweden
The ecosystem-based adaptation of Augustenborg enabled them to control flooding, improve the city’s image, and enhance their stormwater and sewer systems.
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Climate Adaptation in Salt Lake County’s Watershed Management
In this YouTube video, the lecturer Marian Hubbard Rice explains how Salt Lake City has integrated climate change adaptation in its watershed management.
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Risk-Based Climate Change Infrastructure Adaptation in Ontario, Canada
The report provides practical guidance on how local governments and communities can design and implement their climate adaptation strategies.
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Climate Adaptation Engineering Strategies for Managing Infrastructure
The study investigates the impacts of climate change on infrastructures and people. It applies climate adaptation engineering to address these issues.
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Climate Change Adaptation Actions in Tirana, Albania
The study, "Climate Change Adaptation Actions in Tirana," discusses the changing weather patterns in Tirana, its effects, and the city’s responses.