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1. Climate Change and Urban Adaptation: |
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2. Assessing urban vulnerability to the health impacts of climate change |
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3. Outline |
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4. Urban centers are at risk from floods, storms, heat waves and other hazards climate change is expected to aggravate |
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5. The challenge |
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6. Graphical representation of urban vulnerability to climate-weather hazards |
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7. Three components of vulnerability |
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8. Determinants of vulnerability |
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9. Urban vulnerability as an outcome |
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10. Inherent urban vulnerability (1) |
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11. Inherent urban vulnerability (2) |
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12. Good governance (examples) |
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13. What defines urban vulnerability? Concluding remarks |
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14. Climate Change and Urban Adaptation Johns/Hopkins/PRB Symposium |
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15. Outline |
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16. The Research Team |
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17. Temperatures Increasing Faster |
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18. Urban Population Growth Worldwide, 1950-2025 |
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19. LDC Cities of 1 Million or More in 2000, by Region |
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20. Distribution of LDC Urban Population by City Size |
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21. Successful Development Strategies Are At Risk |
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22. Theme: Link Spatial Demographic and Climate Data |
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23. The Multiple Implications of Climate Change |
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24. Flood Exposure (2005) |
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25. Drought Exposure (2005) |
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26. The Risks Facing Cities and Towns |
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27. Health Effects of Urban Flooding and Heavy Precipitation |
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28. Other Risks Facing Cities and Towns |
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29. The Risks Facing the Urban Poor |
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30. Who’s Exposed? Who’s Vulnerable? Where? |
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31. Population Exposed in the LECZ: Medan, Indonesia |
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32. Vulnerability and the LECZ: Proportion Poor |
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33. Vulnerability and LECZ: Number of Poor |
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34. Countries with the Largest LECZ Population |
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35. Forecasts of City Population Growth in Asia By ecosystem, fertility, mortality; China and India not included. |
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36. From Global to Local |
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37. Investing in New Partnerships and Infrastructure |
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38. Building the National and Community Data Bases |
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39. Community Mapping and Self-Assessment Experiences of urban poor groups provide many examples |
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40. And For Demographers and Social Scientists |
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41. Forecasting Spread: The Landsat Archives Open Up Accra, Ghana, in 1985 and 2000 |
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42. Tools and Approaches for Adapting to Climate Change |
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43. Climate Change Impacts |
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44. What Is Vulnerability? |
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45. Assessing Exposure |
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46. Assessing Sensitivity |
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47. Adaptive Capacity |
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48. Adapting to Climate Change and Variability |
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49. Coastal Adaptation Guidebook |
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50. SERVIR: Tools to Assist Development |
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51. Improved Use of Tools and Information: SERVIR |
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52. Climate 1-Stop |
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53. La Ceiba, Honduras Case Study |
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54. La Ceiba Adaptation Options |
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55. Thank You |
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56. Fariyal Fikree |
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57. Q & A |
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