Driving Climate Action in Cities
The summit features over 12 collaborative sessions around key themes including sustainable urban design and construction, climate adaptation and infrastructure planning, urban regeneration and innovation districts, innovative financing strategies for urban development, next-generation urban mobility and city services, and fostering inclusive ...
Urban design climate workshop
This initiative aims to develop a District Climate Action Plan (DCAP), employing both the Urban Design Climate Workshop (UDCW) simulation and facilitation toolkit, which have been specifically adapted to meet the requirements of the pilot.
Urban Design Climate Workshops UCCRN Urban Design Climate Workshops (UDCWs) integrate and scale-up climate change mitigation and adaptation in cities through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and action planning. These sessions bring together urban designers, urban planners, climatologists, policymakers, stakeholders, and graduate students.
The Urban Design Climate Workshop
Enabling transformative climate action in cities requires expanding on the traditional influence and capabilities of urban planning and urban design . In response, we have developed a climate -driven planning process called the Urban Design Climate Workshop whose urban climate factors overlap with stakeholder-driven performance indicators.
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