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Building urban resilience : principles, tools, and practice

By: Series: Directions in development environment and sustainable developmentPublication details: Washington, D. C. World Bank 2013Description: xxiii,180,ipISBN:
  • 9780821388655
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DDC classification:
  • 333.717 JHA
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Contents: Foreword xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments xv Editors and Contributors xvii Abbreviations xxi Executive Summary 1 Focus on Cities 1 Risk and Uncertainty2 Building Urban Resilience: Principles, Tools, and Practice 3 Looking Forward 5 References 6 Chapter 1 Principles of Urban Resilience 9 Key Points 9 Key Resources 10 Urban Disaster Resilience 10 Risk, Uncertainty, and Complexity 11 Disaster Risk Management and Opportunities for Resilience 14 Social Resilience 22 Land Use Planning 26 Urban Ecosystems 29 Urban Upgrading 33 Incorporating Resilience into the Project Cycle 35 Further Reading 39 Notes 43 References 43 Chapter 2 Tools for Building Urban Resilience 47 Key Points 47 Key Resources 48 Risk Assessment 48 Risk-Based Land Use Planning 57 Urban Ecosystem Management 70 Urban Upgrading 79 Community and Stakeholder Participation 91 Disaster Management Systems 104 Data Gathering, Analysis, and Application 111 Risk Financing and Transfer Approaches 118 Further Reading 133 Notes 134 References 134 Chapter 3 The Practice of Urban Resilience 141 Key Points 141 Key Resources 142 Water Supply and Wastewater Systems 142 Energy and Communications 150 Transportation Systems 155 Further Reading 164 Note 165 References 165 Appendix A Disaster Definitions and Classifications 167 Appendix B Checklist for Infrastructure Owners and Operators 173 Identify Risks 173 Understand Hazards 173 Assess Risk and Understand Vulnerability 174 Build Resilience 174 Evaluate Resilience 175 Appendix C Comparison of Spatial Plans for Urban Infrastructure 177 Appendix D Data Collection Guidelines 179 Terms of Spatial Data Delivery and Sharing 179 Capacity Requirements for Hosting GeoNode 180
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Contents:
Foreword xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Editors and Contributors xvii
Abbreviations xxi
Executive Summary 1
Focus on Cities 1
Risk and Uncertainty2
Building Urban Resilience: Principles, Tools, and Practice 3
Looking Forward 5
References 6
Chapter 1 Principles of Urban Resilience 9
Key Points 9
Key Resources 10
Urban Disaster Resilience 10
Risk, Uncertainty, and Complexity 11
Disaster Risk Management and Opportunities for Resilience 14
Social Resilience 22
Land Use Planning 26
Urban Ecosystems 29
Urban Upgrading 33
Incorporating Resilience into the Project Cycle 35
Further Reading 39
Notes 43
References 43
Chapter 2 Tools for Building Urban Resilience 47
Key Points 47
Key Resources 48
Risk Assessment 48
Risk-Based Land Use Planning 57
Urban Ecosystem Management 70
Urban Upgrading 79
Community and Stakeholder Participation 91
Disaster Management Systems 104
Data Gathering, Analysis, and Application 111
Risk Financing and Transfer Approaches 118
Further Reading 133
Notes 134
References 134
Chapter 3 The Practice of Urban Resilience 141
Key Points 141
Key Resources 142
Water Supply and Wastewater Systems 142
Energy and Communications 150
Transportation Systems 155
Further Reading 164
Note 165
References 165
Appendix A Disaster Definitions and Classifications 167
Appendix B Checklist for Infrastructure Owners and Operators 173
Identify Risks 173
Understand Hazards 173
Assess Risk and Understand Vulnerability 174
Build Resilience 174
Evaluate Resilience 175
Appendix C Comparison of Spatial Plans for Urban Infrastructure 177
Appendix D Data Collection Guidelines 179
Terms of Spatial Data Delivery and Sharing 179
Capacity Requirements for Hosting GeoNode 180

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