Building urban resilience through co-creation: lessons from CLimate Adaptation and REsilience (CLARE) research projects

Partnerships for co-creation of knowledge and research
Knowledge-sharing on a specific topic, method, and/or output

Michelle Hahn-Baker

Knowledge Sharing Officer - CLARE Programme

22 Jun | 12:00–13:00
organization
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
country
Kenya
Reference: 
CR10-02
Multi-level Governance and Partnerships
Justice and Equity
Insight to Impact (Research and Practice) (60-minute session)
Conference room 10 (CR10)

Summary

Across the CLimate Adaptation and REsilience (CLARE) portfolio, research projects are working to co-create inclusive resilience strategies in African and Asian cities. This session will share lessons from those projects, highlighting different approaches they take to reduce vulnerabilities and support adaptation of populations affected by rapid urbanization and climate change.


CLARE projects are distinguished by their production of research that leads to tangible impacts on the ground, made possible through their emphasis on equitable co-creation. Bringing together representatives of CLARE projects that address urban issues – from the roots of informality, to intersectional vulnerability in urban areas, to the dynamics of rural-urban transitions in a changing climate – this session will draw out practical lessons on how CLARE projects are co-creating inclusive research to increase the adoption of climate solutions supporting the most vulnerable.


This session aims to offer practical insight into how to undertake equitable co-creation with different stakeholders to understand their needs, add relevance to research, and generate more effective and inclusive climate solutions.

Partners

Organization
Country
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Kenya

Session panelists

Panelist
Role
Organization
Country
Bessy Kathambi
Dr.
University of Nairobi
Kenya
Joseph Kimani
Executive Director
SDI Kenya
Kenya
Nicholas Otienoh Oguge
Senior Scientist
University of Nairobi
Kenya
Mercy Ojoyi
Senior Program Specialist
International Development Research Centre
Kenya
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