Sustainably Financing
Climate-Resilient Cities
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.
Climate Resilient and Inclusive Cities
Pembangunan kota berkelanjutan berfokus pada perbaikan tata kelola dan upaya adaptasi terhadap perubahan iklim, dengan memanfaatkan rencana aksi lokal dan sistem peringatan dini
CRIC Menghadiri Forum Pembangunan Berkelanjutan Asia Pasifik 2024
Laporan Kemajuan SDG 2024, yang diluncurkan oleh Komisi Ekonomi dan Sosial PBB untuk Asia dan Pasifik (ESCAP), menyoroti tantangan isu kemisknan, ketidaksetaraan gender serta ketimpangan geo-ekonomi yang masih terjadi di kawasan Asia Pasifik.
Menciptakan Kota-Kota Baru yang Tangguh dan Inklusif
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.
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