Refinement and Piloting of an American Red Cross Urban Resilience Methodology Training
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Refinement and Piloting of an American Red Cross Urban Resilience Methodology Training
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Series 1: Establishing Resilience Principles
Series 1 of the Climate Resilience Framework: Training Materials is designed to get the lead partners in a local climate resilience planning process started. Participants are first introduced to the conceptual framework behind ISET's engagement approach, the Climate Resilience Framework, and to the key tool used for engagement, the Shared Learning Dialogue. Following this introduction, participants are led through indentifying resilience planning goals, reviewing existing policies, identifying the stakeholders needed to support and engage in the climate resilience building process, and from this group assembling a "climate working group".
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1.0 GETTING STARTED
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2
1.1 THE CLIMATE RESILIENCE FRAMEWORK
Introduction | Activity 1
1.2 IDENTIFYING KEY AGENTS THROUGH ORGANIZATIONAL REVIEW
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2
1.3 THE SHARED LEARNING DIALOGUE PROCESS
Introduction | Activity 1
1.4 IDENTIFYING RESILIENCE PRINCIPLES
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2
1.5 POLICY REVIEW
Introduction | Activity 1
1.6 REVIEW AND NEXT STEPS
Introduction | Activity 1
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Citation:
MacClune, K., Tyler, K., & Opitz-Stapleton, S. (2013). Climate resilience framework: Training materials (Series 1: Establishing resilience principles). Boulder, CO: Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International.
Series 2: Understanding Vulnerability and Risk
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Series 2 of the Climate Resilience Framework: Training Materials systematically walks a city climate working group through some of the steps involved in conceptualizing, compliling, analyzing and utilizing an initial citywide vulnerability and climate risk study. This series is designed for a community and/or working group with little previous experience conducting climate vulnerability and risk assessments. However, communities that have conducted vulnerability and risk assessments previously will find that this series contains tips that help re-evaluate previoulsy collected data in more systematic manner, allowing clear identification of gaps.
2.0 INTRODUCTION TO VULNERABILITY & RISK ASSESSMENTS
Introduction | Activity 1 | Case Study
2.1 DEFINING VULNERABILITY & RISK
2.2 CLARIFYING YOUR VULNERABILITY FRAMEWORK
2.3 TRENDS ANALYSIS
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2 | Activity 3
2.4 CLIMATE CHANGE, EXPOSURE & RISK
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2 | Activity 3
2.5 POVERTY AND VULNERABILITY
Introduction | Activity 1 | Activity 2
2.6 SYSTEM FRAGILITY
Introduction | Activity 1 | Case Study
2.7 VULNERABILITY AND INSTITUTIONS
2.8 CONDUCTING YOUR VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
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Citation:
MacClune, K., Tyler, K., & Opitz-Stapleton, S. (2013). Climate resilience framework: Training materials (Series 2: Understanding vulnerability & risk). Boulder, CO: Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International.
Series 3: Building Resilience
Series 3 of the Climate Resilience Framework: Training Materials addresses the right hand loop of the Climate Resilience Framework. It reviews the steps required to: 1) Identify Possible Resilience Actions, 2) Prioritize Actions, 3) Design Your Resilience Strategy, 4) Implement Actions, and 5) Monitor the Results of those Actions. The Series 3 materials do not address all of these steps in detail. The materials included are those that ISET has developed to supplement materials available elsewhere, fill gaps, or address topics in unique ways.
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3.0 RESILIENCE PLANNING: OVERVIEW
3.1 INTRODUCTION TO RESILIENCE PLANNING
3.2 SCENARIO DEVELOPMENT
3.3 DEVELOPING RESILIENCE OPTIONS
3.4 CAPACITY ASSESSMENT
3.5 INTRODUCTION TO COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
3.6 PARTICIPATORY COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
3.7 QUANTITATIVE COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS
3.8 MULTI-CRITERIA ANALYSIS
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Citation:
MacClune, K., Tyler, K., Opitz-Stapleton, S., Hawley, K., & Khan, F. (2013). Climate resilience framework: Training materials (Series 3: Building resilience). Boulder, CO: Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International.