Cities and governance: Coming to terms with climate challenges

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If cities are to meet the challenges of climate change, effective solutions must be anchored in an empowered city governance approach. Empowered city governance depends on building effective decision-making in this volatile policy field, in developing evidence-based policy-making, and in building strong city governments capable of performing as new sites of governance in global negotiations on climate change. The objectives of this paper are twofold: first, to map the core risks for cities associated with climate change; second, as a governance response, to build a more informed set of planning norms and practices, more effective infrastructure investment and urban management, and a more inclusive urban governance.

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McCarney, P. (2013). Cities and governance: Coming to terms with climate challenges. In Climate Change Management (pp. 85–103). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29831-8_6

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