CITIES FOR ALLInclusive, Safe,Resilient and Sustainable

AN URBANIZED WORLD

70% Urbanby 2050

Climate Change

Partnerships and Local

GovernmentCapacity

Regions in Development

An Opportunity for Global Development

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Tourism has boasted virtually uninterrupted growthover time, despite occasional shocks, demonstratingthe sector’s strength and resilience. Internationaltourist arrivals have increased from 25 million globallyin 1950 to 278 million in 1980, 674 million in 2000,and 1186 million in 2015.

A CONNECTED WORLD

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Between 2010 and 2030, arrivals in emerging destinations (+4.4% a year) are expected to increase at twice the rate of those in advanced economies (+2.2% a year).

New Urbanization Development and Accessibility

EMERGING FUTURES

UN-Habitat’s Resilience work brings together local governments, humanitarian organizations, academia and all other stakeholders to build resilience in our cities under the global development frameworks

URBAN RESILIENCEA resilient city assesses, plans

and acts to prepare for and respond to hazards – natural and human-made, sudden and slow-onset, expected and unexpected

– in order to protect and enhance people’s lives, secure development gains, foster an investible environment, and

drive positive change.

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HOW

PERSISTENT

ADAPTABLE

INCLUSIVE

INTEGRATED

REFLEXIVE

TRANSFORMATIVE

WHAT

RESILIENCE CARACTERISTICSSYSTEMIC APPROACH

URBAN RESILIENCE FOR and BECAUSE TOURISM

PROCESSData collectionQuality AssessmentData processingDiagnosticOutputs – Actions 4 Resilience

Adaptable to all human

settlements

Beyond and building on

traditional ‘risk reduction’

Multi-sector

Multi-stakeholder

Multi-hazard

Unique value of cities and their complexities

captured

Connection of each part of the urban system

All stakeholders, elements &

hazards mapped

CITY RESILIENCE PROFILING TOOL

70% Criticaldata

Focal point

All the stakeholders

CRPT DATA COLLECTION

User

friendly

Guided

Training

Our network approach

maps the connections

between

stakeholders

hazards

all elements of the urban

system to identify

capacity gaps and

vulnerabilities

Gaps and weak points

become action areas to build

resilience

CRPT MODELLING

CRPT OUTPUTS

Engagement of

stakeholders

and awareness

of risks

Local Resilience

baseline (profile)

Objective Knowledge:

measurable, verifiable

and results focusing

Actions for

Resilience

Increased capacity

to build urban

resilience

Our

Vision

PILOT PROJECT

UNWTO + UN-Habitat

InitiationFormal

Engagement Diagnosis Action Taking it

further

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