by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 22, 2023 | Publications
The Melaka River has been critical to the city’s development from trade and transport to tourism. In 2008, Melaka became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, leading to an explosion of tourism, particularly along the Melaka River. However, the Covid-19 pandemic has...
by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 16, 2023 | Publications
Chennai, India, the capital of Tamil Nadu along the Bay of Bengal, has three rivers flowing into the bay, a network of canals, and numerous man-made lakes (‘erys’). However, it faces significant waste management challenges with the highest per capita waste...
by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 14, 2023 | Publications
Nam O is a coastal village in Da Nang with a rich tradition of producing authentic fish sauce, and they are one of the oldest and most famous fish sauce producers in the world. Working together with the local government in Da Nang, the Catalyzing City Resilience...
by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 14, 2023 | Publications
Can Tho is located in the heart of the Mekong Delta. As a fast-urbanizing city with the most developed infrastructure in the region, the city must manage its waste carefully and sustainably to protect the river and its citizens. Working together with the local...
by Resilient Cities Network | Jun 13, 2023 | Cities On The Frontline
Cities are facing more and more severe weather events in recent years exacerbating the urgent need to better prepare themselves to withstand the adverse impact of disasters which can enable an effective post-disaster recovery and minimize losses. The city of New...
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