Inisiatif Kota untuk Perubahan Iklim
Inisiatif Kota untuk Perubahan Iklim
Having succeeded with the Asia-Pacific Resilient Cities in 2015 activity, ICLEI together with the Melaka government undertakes the sustainability of these activities in 2016 in Melaka, March 2 to 4. This event was attended by about 500 delegates’ congress participants from the various countries in the world,containing the Forum on Climate Changes and Resilience City. […]
On October 16 to22, Indonesia had the opportunity to be the host of the 6th Asia Pacific Urban Forum (APUF) and the Asia-Pacific High Level Regional Meeting (HLRM) for Habitat III with theme the Sustainable Urban Development in Asia-Pacific:Towards a New Urban Agenda. This international event is in connection with the issues of the international […]
The Urban and Regional Development Institute (URDI) is a non-profit independent institution aims to realize the sustainable development of the cities and regions in Indonesia, social, economic and environment through research and policy analysis, forums and communication and the local capacity building. Recently the URDI are developing a joint learning forum (shared learning forum), here […]
Abstract On the coast of Java, Semarang City faces a multitude of climate-related problems including sea-level rise, flash and tidal floods, subsidence and coastal erosion. Using four case-study villages, this working paper explores how households are coping with the impacts of climate change. How do they decide whether to protect, adapt or relocate their property […]
The Urban Social Forum (USF) is a melting pot for the social actors, local government, academics, social workers, culture endorser and youth communities to collaborate and gather, in order to build the city and provide solutions from the complexity of the urban problems today. The third Urban Social Forum was held in Surabaya on December 19, […]
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 […]
