Creating New Resilient and Inclusive Cities
The CRIC project is a five-year EU-funded program that connects cities and research centers in Europe, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. It focuses on building sustainable cities and adapting to climate change. The project uses tools like action plans and early warning systems to support local governments and help communities, especially women and marginalised groups.
3 Pillars of The Project
CRIC Documents
Video
Mapping the Future
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Readings
- Blog
From Circular Water to Integrated Mobility: Lessons from Saka Alir and Dukuh Atas
- News
CRIF 2025 Learnings: Banyumas Integrated Waste Management
UCLG ASPAC, through the CRIC Project, engaged representatives from local governments, technical experts, and members of working groups from the 10 CRIC pilot cities to visit and learn from Banyumas’ community-driven and integrated waste management system, which serves as a model for decentralised climate action. Banyumas has made significant strides in solid waste management, in […]
- News
Empowering Cities, Enabling Change: Reflections on CRIF 2025
The Climate Resilience and Innovation Forum (CRIF) 2025, in partnership with the Jakarta Special Capital Region and with support from the European Union brought together over 300 participants from across Asia and Europe to accelerate local climate action, the event marked the conclusion of the Climate Resilient and Inclusive Cities (CRIC) Project. Held in Jakarta, […]
- News
Sustainably Financing Climate-Resilient Cities: Highlights from the CRIC Panel of Experts in Kochi
Sustainable climate action in cities could be catalysed with the help of financing. Recognising this, the UCLG ASPAC-implemented Climate Resilient and Inclusive Cities (CRIC) Project held its fourth Panel of Experts was in Kochi, Kerala, India from 4-6th February 2025 at the Marriott Hotel. Organised in collaboration with the All-India Institute of Local Self-Government (AIILSG) […]