Planning for Resilient Settlement in Port Fairy, Australia

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This paper aims to discuss some strategies to address problems and challenges faced by a community living in Port Fairy, a coastal town located in Southwestern Victoria, Australia. It is about three hours' drive from Melbourne's CBD. Like other coastal towns, Port Fairy is also affected by climate change, severe weather events and sea level rise. The impact of these problems can be seen in East Beach, an important tourist destination in Port Fairy. Soil erosion and flood due to severe wind and wave, are main problems in East Beach. This will not only affect the housings, but also the landfill site located in this beach. Therefore, it is challenging to develop solutions to enhance the resilience of this coastal town. This study may inspire Indonesian planners to further develop the resilience of hundreds coastal towns in Indonesia.

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Pandangwati, S. T. (2017). Planning for Resilient Settlement in Port Fairy, Australia. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 79). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/79/1/012012

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