Resilience Planning With Cities

Our multi-city programs support cities with developing their urban resilience plans.

The Challenge

The Resilient Cities Network supports member cities with the development of their city resilience strategies. We use a participatory approach that is led by the city’s Chief Resilience Officer.  

The process begins with an assessment that identifies risks and vulnerabilities within the city, using the city resilience framework and the city resilience index. The city then selects the shocks and stresses that they intend to address and develops a plan within the resilience strategy.  

These strategies are meant to guide cities in becoming more resilient to acute shocks such as natural disasters, infrastructure failures or acts of terror; and stresses such as systemic inequality, lack of affordable housing or poorly maintained public transportation. 

News and Resources

Bridging the gap between Oakland and the Insurance Industry

Bridging the gap between Oakland and the Insurance Industry

This report shares findings the Global Risk and Resilience Fellowship in Oakland and focuses on local action to make homeowners insurance more accessible.
Urban Exchange Episode 31: Resilient Sydney – 33 local governments, one resilience strategy

Urban Exchange Episode 31: Resilient Sydney – 33 local governments, one resilience strategy

Listen to how Sydney’s journey toward resilience has evolved over the past decade, moving from a focus on the built environment to a holistic approach that embraces the natural world, digital ...
Report: Urban PowerXChange Jakarta

Report: Urban PowerXChange Jakarta

Cities across Southeast Asia came together to share how they're driving energy resilience beyond a climate solution—advancing equity, economic inclusion and long-term urban wellbeing.
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