The Atkins team at the World Urban Forum:

Roger SavageAssociate Director, CitiesRoger.Savage@atkinsglobal.com+44 7802 91 5911

Steven FraserBusiness Manager, Highways & TransportationSteven.Fraser@atkinsglobal.com +44 7834 50 5950

Richard Ainsley Principal Planner, CitiesRichard.Ainsley@atkinsglobal.com +44 7834 50 7265

Ava LawrenceCommunications Manager, International Development Ava.Lawrence@atkinsglobal.com+44 7812 23 8079

www.atkinsglobal.com/fpc

FutuRePRooFing

CitieSHow do you create liveable and inclusive cities fit for the future?

Atkins and partners will present emerging findings from future proofing cities projects in Colombia, India and Nigeria.

We will demonstrate the power of an integrated approach to planning cities and aligning finance and implementation

mechanisms to accelerate social and economic growth.

World Urban Forum 5 – 11 April 2014

Medellin Colombia

Vijay Jagannathan, Senior Fellow, World Resources Institute

Future Proofing Cities is an important initiative.its value is in the development of a coherent framework to analyse disparate issues relating tocities and climate change, and more importantly,offering insights of relevance to policy makers, urban planners, local officials, civil society andordinary residents alike.

Future Proofing Cities is an important initiative.its value is in the development of a coherent framework to analyse disparate issues relating tocities and climate change, and more importantly,offering insights of relevance to policy makers, urban planners, local officials, civil society andordinary residents alike.

@FPCities

Potential components and mechanisms to implement future proofing at city level

A future proofing approach takes a long term view to support the development and implementation of integrated programmes through a series of practical steps and actions.

the Mayor of Manizales Jorge eduardo Rojas giraldo and Atkins invites you to our presentation which includes an overview of the Manizales city-region masterplan in Colombia and other international projects:

Future Proofing CitiesWednesday 9 April 13:30 – 14:30in the Urban Library

Atkins’ Roger Savage will be a panellist at the Future Cities Catapult panel discussion on ‘Collaborative innovation to solve urban challenges’ on Thursday 10 April 12:00 – 13:00 in the Yellow Pavilion, Room 1

We will also be speaking at CDKn’s ‘Tackling Climate Change and poverty in cities’ event on Thursday 10 April 14:00 – 16:00 in the Red Pavilion, Room 17

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Five urban typesThis map shows the 129 cities in 20 countries grouped into five types based on the most significant environmental risks relevant to them. These cities represent a significant sample of the world’s urban population and are significant in economic terms.

The Five Urban Typologies

Type 1 Cities – Energy intensive sprawled cities with high carbon footprints

Type 2 Cities – Cities with major climate hazards

Type 3 Cities – Cities with risks to regional support system(s)

Type 4 Cities – Cities with multiple risks

Type 5 Cities – Cities with low current risk profile

Unknown risk type – Cities with unknown climate risks due to data availability ©

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