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View the full text at this link to read about our newly published report, “Urban Vulnerability in Southeast Asia”, an update on our project, Mekong—Building Climate Resilience in Asian Cities (M-BRACE). Links to related publications are also included!
Building Climate Resilience: Results from a Hydrology and Urban Development Simulation Model (KÈM BẢ
Da Nang’s Climate Change Coordination Office, together with the assistance of the Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International, recently completed a hydrology and urban development simulation model project in the city of Da Nang. The USD$ 224,448 project, funded by the Rockefeller Foundation aimed to: Develop and support a database on Da Nang’s socioeconomic development to assist the management of urban development, climate change and sea level rise; Develop a hydrologic-hydraulic model, and simulate urban flood maps under different urban development, climate change and sea level rise scenarios; Contribute to steering city urban plans towards sustainable development in th
Groundbreaking Ceremony of Biological River Embankment at Cai Son Riverbank, Can Tho City (KÈM BẢN D
(CCCO Can Tho) On the morning of August 1, 2014 at An Binh Ward, Can Tho City, the Climate Change Coordination Office of Can Tho City (CCCO Can Tho) and People’s Committee of An Binh Ward organized a groundbreaking ceremony of the construction of biological river embankments along Cai Son riverbank of An Binh ward, Can Tho city. Mr. Huynh Ha Nhi, Vice Chairman of the People’s Committee of An Binh Ward said that the river erosion situation in the region has worsened in recent years. In the rainy season and flood season, it is a challenge for local people to travel from places to places. The biological river embankment aims to minimize risk of erosion. This is a timely action to provide safety
