Resilient cities

Special Issue 18 (2018)

While 70% of the world's population will live in cities in 2050, cities today face unprecedented challenges: climate change, natural disasters, health crises, loss of attractiveness, industrial decline, poverty, etc.

How can we face these risks and enable cities to meet these challenges?

The Veolia Institute, a platform for environmental and societal foresight, brought together various stakeholders (researchers, public authorities, NGOs, companies, etc.) to exchange views and explore the issue of urban resilience and the innovative solutions that cities are deploying to meet these challenges.

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Review coordinated by Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé.
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Challenges
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Mathilde Martin-Moreau and David Ménascé (Azao)
Challenges
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Mark Pelling (Urban Africa: Risk Knowledge)
Challenges
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Daniel Florentin (ISIGE-Mines ParisTech)
Challenges
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Anselm Sprandel (Central Coordination Unit for Refugees, City of Hamburg)
Challenges
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Guillaume Capelle (Singa)
Typology of actions
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An article written with the support of the City of Copenhagen.
Typology of actions
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Laurent Auguste (Veolia) and Ivo Menzinger (Swiss Re)
Typology of actions
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Hidetoshi Ohno (University of Tokyo)
Typology of actions
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Gaël Musquet (HAND, Fellow Ashoka)
Conditions for success
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Michael Berkowitz (100 Resilient Cities), Dr. Arnoldo Matus Kramer (Mexico City’s)
Conditions for success
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Shalini Vaijhala and James Rhodes (re:focus partners)
Conditions for success
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Deepti Doshi and Nicole Schneidman (Facebook)
Conditions for success
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Jean-Christophe Levassor (La Condition Publique)