Sydney

Sydney’s Resilience Journey

Sydney is one of the most diverse cities in the world, with a population of nearly 5 million people and 200 vibrant cultures. While the metropolis is known for the beauty of its natural environment and outdoor lifestyle, Sydney is struggling to maintain its livability and equity during a time of rapid growth. Communities across Sydney have experienced a range of chronic stresses, including a lack of affordable housing, transport congestion, storms and flooding, bushfires, and cyber-attacks.

To become connected, inclusive, and resilient is a challenge that every major organization in Sydney must address together, to create a place of opportunity and well-being for all citizens.

Developed with input and insights from elders, community groups, government, and business representatives, the Resilient Sydney Strategy marks a new spirit of collaboration and connection across the city.

View Strategy (English)

News and Resources

Too Hot to Ignore: Extreme Heat in Malaysia is Pushing Communities to Act 

Too Hot to Ignore: Extreme Heat in Malaysia is Pushing Communities to Act 

Contributors: Resilient Cities Network, Nanyang Technological University, and C40 Cities Rising temperatures are becoming more common across Southeast Asia, and Malaysia is experiencing the ...
Implementation begins for Greater Manchester community resilience projects

Implementation begins for Greater Manchester community resilience projects

Greater Manchester Communities Take Charge with $250,000 Investment to Tackle Flooding and Extreme Heat
Houston and Boston Community Action Plans

Houston and Boston Community Action Plans

Resilience for Communities (R4C) is a multi-year program designed to strengthen neighborhood climate resilience. These Community Action Plans put forward solutions co-created with residents to ...
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