Path to Climate Resiliency: Case Studies of Cities in the Philippines

This report presents the case studies of five Philippine cities—Angeles, Cagayan de Oro, Legazpi, Ormoc, and Tagum—on their path to climate resiliency. It captures their experiences in addressing climate change vulnerabilities and challenges through urban plans and designs, prospective climate resiliency projects, and science-based information and solutions to thrive in the face of climate change.

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The research method involved case studies of five cities in the Philippines, focusing on their urban profiles, climate change vulnerabilities, and the use of urban plans and designs to address challenges. The method included capturing experiences, discussing climate and urban profiles, and illustrating how science-based information and urban design solutions can enhance climate resiliency.

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The research examines the experiences of five Philippine cities in their journey towards climate resiliency. Each city faces unique ecosystems and challenges, such as urban heat stress, flooding, and sea-level rise. The report discusses how these cities have used urban plans and designs to mitigate climate change impacts, enhance institutional capacities, and develop prospective projects for future resilience. It emphasizes the importance of science-based information and urban design solutions in enabling cities to not only survive but thrive amid climate change.

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Categories: English publication language | Philippines geographic scope | adaptation | challenges | climate change | climate resiliency | designs | governance | infrastructure | philippines geographic scope | policy | projects | resilience. | science-based information | solutions | sustainability | urban design | urban planning | urban plans | vulnerabilities