Inisiatif Kota untuk Perubahan Iklim
Inisiatif Kota untuk Perubahan Iklim
There are 6 pillar strategies, 18 strategies, and 53 initiatives listed in this City Resilience Strategy Document. The strategy was formulated through an inclusive process involving many elements of the city. It is hoped that the document becomes one of the guidelines in implementing the concrete actions towards the resilient Semarang. These actions will not […]
100 Resilient Cities (100RC) is a program initiated by the Rockefeller Foundation which aims to help the cities around the world in order to become the city’s most resilient in facing the physical challenges, social and economic, and not only the challenges caused by the climate change. Semarang is one of the cities selected to […]
Climate change presents multiple challenges for local governments in developing countries. These challenges are acute, particularly in cities that experience continuous and rapid population growth, requiring adequate land-use and infrastructure planning. Frequently these cities see informal settlements built in hazardous locations. The health of residents in large cities can be affected by the impacts of […]
The Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever (DHF) is still one of the major public health problem in Indonesia and particularly in the city of Semarang. The number of patients and the spreading area is increasing along with the increasing mobility and population density. IUCCE is as a facilitator in implementing this program, one of the duties is […]
This study is about the Method Development for Disaggregating Population Data for Climate Change Adaptation Analysis in the level of village, a study case in Semarang (Method Development for Disaggregating Population Data for Climate Change Adaptation Analysis at Village Level) is a corporate collaboration between the Urban and Regional Development Institute (URDI), United Nations Population […]
A significant changing on the climate system that we presently experience is not only an argument. Some evidence from observation and studies mainly conducted by the International Panel for Climate Change (IPCC) has shown that increasing air and ocean temperatures, melting snow and ice, and an increase in sea level is real. UNEP (2009) has […]
This program is cooperation between IIED, Rockefeller Foundation, ACCCRN and IUCCE. The IUCCE role here as the research institute, and also assists the research which was conducted by Safrinal Sofaniadi, Rusmadi and Aniessa Delima Sari. The program is in the form of the study in order to see how the community or the public response […]
The Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network (ACCCRN) program initiated by the Rockefeller Foundation since 2008. Semarang is one of ACCCRN’s pilot cities in Indonesia which has made a commitment towards climate change adaptation since 2009. Vulnerability assessment and city resilience strategies were developed in 2010 and several actions have been conducted. Several of them […]
