Status message

Welcome to our updated discussion forum. If you spot any problems, please let us know.

Urban adaptation to climate change

Forum topic
me crop - climate adaptation.
Julia Barrott
Urban adaptation to climate change ›

BRACED webinar: Key Findings from IPCC's Special Report on 1.5 Degrees

Wednesday, November 14, 2018 1:00:00 PM GMT - 2:00:00 PM GMT

The Special Report on 1.5 Degrees released by the IPCC in October outlines pathways to limiting warming to 1.5 degrees. It... Read more

9th November 2018 11:42
Forum topic
yo 0 - climate adaptation.
Paul Cisneros
Urban adaptation to climate change ›

Seeking partners for comparative research on urban adaptation in Latin America

Hi everyone!

I am interested in contacting individuals or groups doing research on adaptation plans/actions in Latin American cities. My own work deals with the policies implemented at the... Read more

12th October 2016 15:06 6 replies tahia crop - climate adaptation.anna taylor fractal profile pic v small - climate adaptation.martino - copy 0 - climate adaptation.yo 0 - climate adaptation.
Forum topic
anna taylor fractal profile pic v small - climate adaptation.
Anna Taylor
Urban adaptation to climate change ›

The HABITAT III conference: what it is and how to get involved

Within the world(s) of urban policy and research there is much build up to and anticipation of the upcoming HABITAT III conference taking place in Quito from the 17th to 20th October 2016. The... Read more

6th June 2016 15:53 1 replies anna taylor fractal profile pic v small - climate adaptation.

Log in to use the Discussion Forums

Not yet a member? Register or log in to join the Discussion Forums.

No posts in this forum.

Subscribe to RSS - Urban adaptation to climate change
52de5bd574421urban-adaptation - climate adaptation.
Theme

Cities and climate change

Views on trends, challenges, findings and case studies of cities adapting throughout the world.
View Theme

Disclaimer

We aim to post all comments and forum posts, but will not post anything that we consider defamatory, obscene, discourteous, unintelligible, or not related to the topic under discussion. Your comment will not appear immediately, therefore, but after an Editor has briefly read it to check for these issues. You will be asked to supply your name and email address, or log in to contribute.

What are you looking for?