Nature-based solutions (NbS) have gained traction in Southeast Asia and the Pacific region
over the last decade. While the benefits of NbS are established for most urban contexts …

Currently, 1 billion residents inhabit informal settlements characterized by a lack of urban
services, inadequate housing, insecure land tenure, and heightened vulnerability to climate …

Urban informal settlements or slums are among the most vulnerable places to climate-
change-related health risks. Yet, little data exist documenting environmental and human …

Overlapping conditions of rapid urbanisation and climate change across developing
countries are threatening the capacity of cities to manage climate risks, especially in the …

In spite of the increasing extremity and adverse consequences of urban floods under climate
change, flood characteristics in most developing countries are still largely unknown due to …

This article delves into the participatory aspects of the implementation of nature-based
solutions (NbS) in the Global South. It examines the practices of community engagement in …

Identifying and understanding the value of citizen science to improve flood modeling is of
importance to flood risk management. However, there are few studies that explore the value …

Over recent years, and as a result of the recent global health pandemic, resilience has
become increasingly central to contemporary policy discourses in urban planning and …

The study set out to investigate how the experience of creating a map-based participatory
system might help identify what is needed to support the production of relevant volunteered …

Urban pluvial flooding (UPF), a growing challenge across cities worldwide that is expected
to worsen due to climate change and urbanisation, requires comprehensive response …