Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)

The main objective of this publication is to document the current state of urban climate change adaptation practice in Latin America. It is a summary of the three workshops of the Regional Learning Network that was set up under the ClimateAdaptationSantiago project (CAS), encompassing six large Lati...

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spelling oai-11362-358982021-09-07T16:04:44Z Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS) Krellenberg, Kerstin Jordán Fuchs, Ricardo Rehner, Johannes Schwarz, Anke Infante, Benjamín Barth, Katrin Pérez, Alejandra Helmholtz-Zentrum für Umweltforschung – UFZ Alemania. Ministerio Federal de Cooperación Económica y Desarrollo CAMBIO CLIMATICO CIUDADES COOPERACION REGIONAL REDES DE INFORMACION PROYECTOS DE DESARROLLO POLITICA AMBIENTAL ESTADISTICAS AMBIENTALES ADAPTACION AL CAMBIO CLIMATICO CLIMATE CHANGE CITIES REGIONAL COOPERATION INFORMATION NETWORKS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION The main objective of this publication is to document the current state of urban climate change adaptation practice in Latin America. It is a summary of the three workshops of the Regional Learning Network that was set up under the ClimateAdaptationSantiago project (CAS), encompassing six large Latin American cities (Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Lima, Mexico City, São Paulo and Santiago). It aims to synthesize information on the manifestations and impacts of climate change in those Latin American cities that participated in the network, and above all, governance in the form of concrete actions. The publication is based on information obtained from the participants in the three workshops, but also includes additional scientific input and reflections by the editors. All of this information makes a major contribution to highlighting the different paths these six cities are pursuing in response to climate change. To that end, the publication discusses the various courses of action on climate change adaptation, with the aim of learning from these cases and highlighting practical examples. I. Introduction .-- II. Regional Learning Network for climate change adaptation in Latin America .-- III. Manifestations of climate change in megacities of Latin America and its impacts .-- IV. Practical application and governance of climate change in megacities of Latin America .-- V. City perspectives and adaptation measures .-- VI. Conclusions. 2014-03-05T15:33:13Z 2014-03-05T15:33:13Z 2014-02 Texto Documento Completo http://hdl.handle.net/11362/35898 LC/W.529 en Documentos de Proyectos 529 .pdf application/pdf AMERICA LATINA LATIN AMERICA ECLAC
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topic CAMBIO CLIMATICO
CIUDADES
COOPERACION REGIONAL
REDES DE INFORMACION
PROYECTOS DE DESARROLLO
POLITICA AMBIENTAL
ESTADISTICAS AMBIENTALES
ADAPTACION AL CAMBIO CLIMATICO
CLIMATE CHANGE
CITIES
REGIONAL COOPERATION
INFORMATION NETWORKS
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS
CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION
spellingShingle CAMBIO CLIMATICO
CIUDADES
COOPERACION REGIONAL
REDES DE INFORMACION
PROYECTOS DE DESARROLLO
POLITICA AMBIENTAL
ESTADISTICAS AMBIENTALES
ADAPTACION AL CAMBIO CLIMATICO
CLIMATE CHANGE
CITIES
REGIONAL COOPERATION
INFORMATION NETWORKS
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
ENVIRONMENTAL STATISTICS
CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION
Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
description The main objective of this publication is to document the current state of urban climate change adaptation practice in Latin America. It is a summary of the three workshops of the Regional Learning Network that was set up under the ClimateAdaptationSantiago project (CAS), encompassing six large Latin American cities (Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Lima, Mexico City, São Paulo and Santiago). It aims to synthesize information on the manifestations and impacts of climate change in those Latin American cities that participated in the network, and above all, governance in the form of concrete actions. The publication is based on information obtained from the participants in the three workshops, but also includes additional scientific input and reflections by the editors. All of this information makes a major contribution to highlighting the different paths these six cities are pursuing in response to climate change. To that end, the publication discusses the various courses of action on climate change adaptation, with the aim of learning from these cases and highlighting practical examples.
author2 Krellenberg, Kerstin
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title Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
title_short Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
title_full Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
title_fullStr Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
title_full_unstemmed Adaptation to climate change in megacities of Latin America: Regional Learning Network of the research project ClimateAdaptationSantiago (CAS)
title_sort adaptation to climate change in megacities of latin america: regional learning network of the research project climateadaptationsantiago (cas)
publisher ECLAC
publishDate 2014
url http://hdl.handle.net/11362/35898
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