In partnership with 100 Resilient Cities (100RC), NYU has studied twenty of the most rapidly growing cities in the 100RC network to understand how fast they are growing and to project their future urban growth.

This 3-part document outlines: Resilience challenges and city priorities for recovery; Shocks and stresses; City priorities for recovery

This 3-part document outlines: Gaps and city demand; Gaps cities face in building out recovery plans and strategies; City demand for support

On World Population Day, now more than ever, there is a need to embed resilience in Latin American cities to deliver supra-sectorial, holistic and efficient solutions that can benefit more people as cities’ populations continue to grow.

As we fight this pandemic globally, climate change remains one of the world’s top challenges. In a world facing climate change and a global health crisis, clean water, safe sanitation, and improved hygiene has never been more important.

This article is an effort to put pen to paper and summarize Dr. Jeremy Lim's thoughts thus far on what Singapore has done and what lessons or experiences may be relevant to other countries.

The Network's response to Covid-19 started in January, just before the Lunar New Year. Instead of exchanging season greetings with Huangshi, located near Wuhan, the local resilience team shared their experience with a new virus.

Emergency crisis management is the top priority for cities in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis. But, providing financial lifelines, emergency food supplies and housing for those at risk needs to be high on the list.