Transcription of City Resilience Framework - Rockefeller Foundation
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City Resilience Framework - Rockefeller Foundation
City Resilience Framework April 2014 (Updated December 2015). Acknowledgements On behalf of the study team, I would like to thank The Rockefeller Foundation for giving Arup International Development the opportunity to undertake this study. Our special thanks go to Dr. Nancy Kete, Sundaa Bridgett-Jones and Lily Fu for their support throughout. We would also like to thank the Rebuild by Design, 100 Resilient Cities . pioneered by The Rockefeller Foundation and the Asian Cities Climate Change Resilience Network teams. Their comments and feedback have been very valuable to our work. Our particular thanks go to everyone who contributed to the fieldwork, especially our local partners: Fundaci n Alto R o (Concepci n, Chile); GIP Pac fico and Findeter (Cali, Colombia); City of New Orleans and the American Red Cross Southeast Louisiana Chapter (USA); Arup Cape Town (South Africa); TARU Leading Edge (Surat, India); and Mercy Corps (Semarang, Indonesia).
City Resilience Framework - The Rockefeller Foundation Arup 1 Foreword In 1958, Jane Jacobs, a community activist, received a Rockefeller Foundation grant to expand upon her ideas about how a city should look, feel, and work. The book she published three years later − The Death and Life of Great American Cities − transformed
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