London-Delhi Policy Brief_IIT_UCL .pdf

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Extreme urban heat, a growing consequence of the twin challenges of urbanisation and climate change, represents a global issue requiring collaborative solutions. Shared challenges like these can spark unexpected moments of co-learning across cities. This Policy Brief reflects an evolving, reciprocal learning partnership between the UK and India, specifically London and Delhi as sources of knowledge co-production. Developed through a collaboration between University College London’s Department of Risk and Disaster Reduction and the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi, this work was supported by the UCL-IIT Delhi Strategic Partner Funds in 2024. The theme of inclusive governance for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) served as a lens to examine the gaps, silences, and issues of invisibility that complicate equitable responses to climate change. The insights presented in this Policy Brief are drawn from a combination of a literature review and interactive workshops involving academics, urban practitioners, and policymakers across Delhi and London.

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DOI https://doi.org/10.5522/04/27931527.v1
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Creator Comelli Dutra, Thaisa; Pelling, Mark; Ogra, Anshu ORCID logo; Dasgupta, Rajarshi ORCID logo
Publisher University College London UCL
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Publication Year 2024
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Contact researchdatarepository(at)ucl.ac.uk
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Language English
Resource Type Report; Other
Discipline Other