Urban resilience
The capacity of individuals, communities, institutions, businesses, and systems within a city to survive, adapt, and grow no matter what kinds of chronic stresses and acute shocks they experience.
What is urban resilience?
A resilient urban future requires tackling challenges and creating solutions in a place-based, integrated, inclusive, risk-aware, and forward-looking manner.
100RC Midterm Evaluation Report: Case Studies
100 Resilient Cities Midterm Evaluation Report: Case Studies
The Metropolitan Scale of Resilience
Metropolis Issue Paper 03: Through case studies from cities across the Metropolis and 100 Resilient Cities network, this paper seeks to analyze the challenges and opportunities of metropolitan-scale planning, and its role in catalyzing resilience objectives.
Social Cohesion: A Practitioner’s Guide
This handbook is a practical guide for community entrepreneurs and urban practitioners interested in understanding how their peers are measuring social cohesion.
Global Migration: Resilient Cities at the Forefront
Strategic actions to adapt and transform our cities in an age of migration
Should Resilience Begin with the Home?
How cities can finance and deliver resilient social housing to deliver better outcomes for residents.
100 Resilient Cities Midterm Evaluation Report: Summary
Independent Evaluation Finds 100 Resilient Cities Moving Transformation in Cities Across The Globe
Resilient Cities, Resilient Lives: Learnings from 100RC
This report shares 100RC’s knowledge about what it takes to catalyze an urban resilience movement, including what 100RC has learned about building urban resilience, actions that member cities are taking to build their resilience within specific sectors.
Water and Sanitation: Resilience Point of View
Building water resilience must tackle weak funding, planning, capacity, and governance of water and sanitation services as a top priority.
