SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT-CROSS ROADS AT URBAN DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT-CROSS ROADS AT URBAN DISASTER RISK MANAGEMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE
- 1. Neha Bansal Ph.D Research Scholar Department of Architecture & Planning Indian Institute ofTechnology, Roorkee, India National Conference on “Energy Efficient Design of Buildings: Seeking Cost Effective Solutions” 6-10 February 2012, DCRUST, Murthal.
- 2. LIVABLE EQITABLE VIABLE “Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.“ (Bruntland Report, 1987) SUSTAINABLE CITIES
- 3. CITIES RESOURCE CONCENTRATED HIGH EFFICIENT SYSTEM More Active Role in Global Dialogues Dynamism and stronger linkages Model of Environmen tal & Political Efficiency CONCENTRATED RESOURCE CENTRE STRONG ECONOMY- INNOVATION, TECHNOLOGY, RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT AND ENABLE PROSPERITY, UNIQUE ABILITY TO RESPOND TO A GLOBAL ISSUE STRONG POLITICAL EFFICIENCY- MEANINGFUL ACTIONS FASTER ON RURAL COUNTERPART IMMEDIATE AND EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND DECISION MAKERS URBAN FUNCTIONS LIKE TRANSPORT, BUILDING, ENERGY ETC. PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT THROUGH INSTITUTIONAL FACTORS THAT INCLUDE URBAN PLANNING, GOVERNANCE, LAND MANAGEMENT, LEGISLATION AND FINANCING
- 4. HIGH URBANISATION URBAN POVERTY INEFFICIENT_ADMINISTRATION INEFFICIENT DISASTER MANAGEMENT POOR URBAN PLANNING & SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT VULNERABLE URBAN CENTRES/ CITIES CLIMATE CHANGE
- 5. URBAN RISKS INCREASED SOCIAL, PHYSICAL AND ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY
- 6. INCREASE IN EXTREMES INTEMPERATURE CHANGE IN RAINFALL PATTERNS ALTER IN HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE MORE FREQUENT DISASTERS SEVERE HEAT WAVES, DROUGHT, FLOODS- AFFECT HEALTH DISTURB ECOSYSTEM- DECREASE IN CROPYIELD SHIFT OF FOREST GRID/ DESERTIFICATION DISASTERS -INCREASED FLOODING IN LOW LYING AREAS/ SALINATION AND DEGRADATION OF LAND/ DISPLACEMENT OF POULATION IN COASTAL ZONES/ CHANGE IN PATTERNS OF SPATIAL GROWTH REDUCING ADAPTIVE CAPABILITY AND CAPACITYTO MITIGATE EFFECTS IMPACTS
- 9. URBAN DISASTERS DAMAGE INFRASTRUCTURE, LIFELINES AND CRITICAL FACILITIES, RESULTING IN HUMAN, FINANCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL LOSSES TO A MUCH GREATER EXTENT IN URBAN AREAS.
- 10. DISASTERS SLOW DOWNTHE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS 2. DAMAGED INFRASTRUCTURE/ SERVICES 3. OUTBREAKOF EPIDEMICS 1. CLEARING DEBRISOF DISASTERS 1 2 3
- 11. DISASTERS –LOSS OF HUMAN CAPITAL -DEATHS, INJURIES 2. UN-ACCOUNTED DEATHS IN FLOODS ETC. 1. LIFE LOSS UNDER DEBRIS 1 2
- 12. DISASTERS DECREASETHE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF SOCIETY BY EXACERBATING POVERTY, DISRUPTING SMALL BUSINESS AND INDUSTRYACTIVITIES,AND DISABLING LIFELINES VITAL FOR ECONOMICACTIVITY AND SERVICE DELIVERY.
- 16. INCREASING URBAN RESILIENCE BY STRENGTHENING URBAN SERVICES INTEGRATING AND MAINSTRAMING CLIMATE RESILIENCE & DRR INTO URBAN DEVELOPMENT UPDATING CODES AND REGULATIONS WITHTHE CHANGE IN URBAN SYSTEM R & DTO SUPPORT RISK MANAGEMENT
- 17. LOW CARBON DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES GREEN BUILDINGSTO PROMOTE RESILIENCEAND ADAPTIVE CAPACITY INCENTIVESAND INITIATIVES CONCEPT OF COMPACT DEVELOPMENT
- 18. WE SHOULD WAKE UP AND START SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE ! IT STARTS WITH US , AS PROFESSIONALS – ARCHITECTS, PLANNERS, ENGINEERS , MANAGERS….. AND ABOVE ALL AS INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTS !!