This study explores the narratives of urban resilience in cities in the Global South, examining the conflicting perspectives on resilience among various stakeholders. Using case studies from Manila, Nairobi, and Cape Town, it shows how resilience is framed differently, with implications for urban policy and the integration of diverse knowledge systems.
Context and quantification
Timeline
None
About the policy
Area
Environment, Health, Climate Action
Instrument
Community planning
Intervention
Community resilience initiatives
Cost
International aid
Funding
UN-backed local climate programs
Institutional arrangement
None
Impacts
Stakeholders involved
Local governments, NGOs
Stakeholders impacted
Local communities
Wellbeing
Safety, Health
Justice consideration
Recognitional, Procedural
Metadata
| Lead author name | M. Borie |
|---|---|
| Lead author gender | Female |
| Lead author institution | King's College London |
| Lead author institution location | United Kingdom |
| Peer reviewed? | true |
| Grey literature? | false |
| Type of paper | Research article |
| Volume | 54 |
| Publication year | 2019 |
| URL / DOI | 10.1016/j.gloenvcha.2019.01.001 |
| Sufficiency mentioned? | true |