Integrating urban resilience and resource efficiency into local green growth strategies: the case of fast-growing cities in Southeast Asia

Daudey, Loïc; Matsumoto, Tadashi

doi:10.1080/19463138.2017.1339278

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“…Both involve optimising resource flows, although the agendas may result in contrasting conclusions about what is optimal. Common areas of action may allow city leaders to adopt measures that can help achieve both improved resilience and greater resource efficiency (Daudey and Matsumoto 2017).…”

Section: Exploring the Nexus Between Resilience And Resource Efficiencymentioning

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Making the case for the nexus between resilience and resource efficiency at the city scale

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Colenbrander

2017

International Journal of Urban Sustainable Development

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Global challenges such as climate change, resource scarcity and poverty must increasingly be tackled in cities. While cities can be significant contributors to climate change and resource scarcity, and face considerable risks as a consequence of these, they are also central to the solutions for these challenges. The quality of infrastructure, reliability of service provision and other economic and political conditions in urban areas shape levels of resource use by, and exposure to risks for, residents. This paperwhich introduces a special issue on resilience and resource efficiency at the city scaleintroduces these two concepts and explores the nexus between them. It uses several case studies from different contexts to illustrate the relationship between these ideas, and describes how the papers in the issue engage with them.

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Section: Exploring the Nexus Between Resilience And Resource Efficiencymentioning

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Making the case for the nexus between resilience and resource efficiency at the city scale

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Colenbrander

2017

International Journal of Urban Sustainable Development

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“…Resource efficiency is needed to optimise the use of natural resources (water, electricity, fuel, land, solid waste) taking into account their life-cycle, for and by specific urban stakeholders and systems (e.g. industries, buildings and transport) and for the metropolitan area as a whole (Daudey & Matsumoto, 2017).…”

Section: Increasing Resources Consumption and Contribution Of Cities mentioning

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“…Ineffective management of solid waste is also contributing to unsanitary and polluted urban environments. In Cambodia, without effective municipal waste collection services, informal settlements tend to dump their solid waste (Daudey & Matsumoto, 2017). Burning waste or burying it in pits near canals, rivers or the sea contributes to pollution, particularly near informal settlements (OECD, 2016b).…”

Section: Declining Liveability and Increased Exposure Of Urban Residementioning

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“…The risk of urban flooding and storm surge is increasing due to the increased intensity of monsoon rains and expanded urban development in hazardous locations, particularly in coastal cities (Fuchs et al, 2011). The deterioration of natural ecosystems is further increasing vulnerability to floods, through clogging of rivers, in-filling of urban lakes, and destruction of mangrove forests and wetlands (Daudey & Matsumoto, 2017). The urban heat island effect is increasing temperatures resulting from land use change and a reduction of urban green spaces and urban forests.…”

Section: Increased Vulnerability To Climate Change and Disaster Eventmentioning

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“…Sustainability and resilience are complementary and related agendas. Urban development requires the integration of both sustainability and resilience objectives if cities are to prosper, including integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change and resilience to disasters (Daudey & Matsumoto, 2017;Grafakos et al, 2016). Resilience refers to the ability of a system, community, or society that is exposed to hazards to resist, absorb, accommodate and recover from the effects of a hazard in a timely and efficient manner (Grafakos et al, 2016).…”

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Abstract. The fast pace of urbanisation in Southeast Asia has undermined the sustainability of the social, economic and environmental infrastructure of many cities across the region. Urban resilience in Southeast Asian cities is being further impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change. While cities and national governments across the region have developed policies, strategies and programs to re-orient their cities towards more sustainable and resilient development pathways, many cities continue to struggle with the uncontrolled nature of urban development and compounding impacts of crisis events. This article provides an overview of major trends and challenges with urbanisation in Southeast Asia, focusing in particular on Cambodia and Vietnam, as well as the regional, national and sub-national policies and strategies established to address these trends and challenges. Given the current policy implementation gaps and ongoing challenges of urbanisation in Cambodia and Vietnam, the article makes the case for trans-disciplinary research to understand the potential for strengthening urban governance capacities for urban sustainability transformations.

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Integrating urban resilience and resource efficiency into local green growth strategies: the case of fast-growing cities in Southeast Asia

Cited by 11 publications

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Making the case for the nexus between resilience and resource efficiency at the city scale

Making the case for the nexus between resilience and resource efficiency at the city scale

Transformation to Sustainable and Resilient Urban Futures in Southeast Asia

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