How do households respond to coastal hazards? A framework for accommodating strategies using the example of Semarang Bay, Indonesia

An Integrated Framework to Streamline Resilience in the Context of Urban Climate Risk Assessment

“…Self-organization and community participation in decision making (Bott & Braun, 2019;Szlafsztein, 2014); participatory vulnerability assessments (Smit & Wandel, 2006); possession of property rights over the resources (Ostrom et al, 2002;Poteete et al, 2010) et al, 2014); presence of a strong kinship network (Smit & Wandel, 2006); firms (in)actions (Neise et al, 2018); gender equality (Assan et al, 2018;Hossain & Zaman, 2018); decision support framework (Palutikof et al, 2019;Thorne et al, 2015) Vertical coordination Number, scope, quality, and connectivity in the relationships with regional, national, and supranational authorities, businesses, scientific actors and the likes. Inter-scale mechanisms for shared learning and collaboration; common agendas and indicators.…”

“…This approach provides a complete understanding of the relationships crossing through the city and affecting its resilience and vulnerability and generate a relevant and sound source of information for evidence-based decision-making in urban planning and adaptation. (Avelino & Grin, 2017;Berkes et al, 2002;Folke et al, 2005;Loorbach, 2010;Voβ et al, 2009) Collective action and self-organization Institutional self-organization capacity, collective decisionmaking, and diverse and effective stakeholder participation are fundamental for reflexive and polycentric governance of the system and its adaptations Self-organization and community participation in decision-making (Bott & Braun, 2019;Szlafsztein, 2014); participatory vulnerability assessments (Smit & Wandel, 2006); possession of property rights over the resources (Ostrom et al, 2002;Poteete et al, 2010) (Smit & Wandel, 2006); firms (in)actions (Neise et al, 2018); gender equality (Assan et al, 2018;Hossain & Zaman, 2018); decision support framework (Palutikof et al, 2019;Thorne et al, 2015) Vertical coordination Number, scope, quality, and connectivity in the relationships with regional, national, and supranational authorities, businesses, scientific actors, and the likes. Interscale mechanisms for shared learning and collaboration; common agendas and indicators…”

Evaluation and Application of New-Semarang Coastal Resources Management

“…The potential of coastal recreation can give hope for the adequacy of the financial needs of people's lives, especially those living around the coast. The most formidable challenge is that the Semarang coastline's length occurs by jutting into the sea with significant changes every year (Bott & Braun, 2019;Fithor et al, 2013).…”

“…The findings show that city governments have limited human resources in carrying out their duties and functions. The ability to exist human resources is not optimal because not all of them know about beach tourism (Bott & Braun, 2019).…”

Design for Resilience: Mapping the needs of Brazilian communities to tackle COVID-19 challenges

“…Successful participatory approaches to recovery and post-disaster reconstruction favour community empowerment, ownership, commitment to implementation, trust-building between communities, public officials, and key stakeholder groups, contributing to more resilient communities and to sustainable and inclusive actions and solutions. The sustainability relies on the capabilities of communities built throughout co-development processes to self-organise, access needed resources, and reinforce networks rather than on outcomes themselves (see Berke et al, 2011;Bott & Braun, 2019;Schilderman & Lyons, 2011;Vahanvati & Beza, 2017).…”