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Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience Navigator

To meet the vision, ambition and needs of Making Cities Resilient 2030, we have created an upgraded digital resource to help you in your city resilience journey.

The new Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience resource is a database-driven roadmap, showcase and guide that features over 25 examples of cities and projects from around the world that are innovating with open data to manage their disaster risk and build their resilience. Produced by the original partners, it features 12 new inspiring case studies from pioneers in urban data for resilience.

We have developed Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience to help you :

HOW TO NAVIGATE

This tool presents knowledge customized for different use cases. Click the following to see the knowledge organized by:

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YOUR PROFILE

Click on an icon to find information and case studies relevant to your job role or interests.

Urban Planner

National Disaster Management Officer

Infrastructure Engineer

Government Ministry

Climate Risk Modeller

Insurer

Asset Manager / Investor

Consultant

RISK AND RESILIENCE

Navigate the Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience resource by the themes of risk and resilience.

DATA

Navigate the resource by the themes of data.

OTHER KEYWORDS

Navigate the resource by other keywords, sized by frequency.

THE TEN ESSENTIALS FOR MAKING CITIES RESILIENT

Navigate the resource by the Ten Essentials, an operational framework of the Sendai Framework to accelerate implementation at the local level.

ENABLING ESSENTIALS

1: Organize for disaster resilience

2: Identify, understand and use current and future risk scenarios

3: Strengthen financial capacity for resilience

OPERATIONAL ESSENTIALS

4: Pursue Resilient Urban Development and Design

5: Safeguard Natural Buffers to Enhance the Protective Functions Offered by National Ecosystems

6: Strengthen Institutional Capacity for Resilience

7: Understand and Strengthen Societal Capacity for Resilience

8: Increase Infrastructure Resilience

9: Ensure Effective Disaster Response

10: Expedite Recovery and Build Back Better

THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGS)

Navigate the resource by the SDGs.

BACKGROUND

The Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience resource consists of three key sections:

a ROADMAP to assist city authorities in the creation of information and data for the 10 Essentials Framework with practical guidance on key steps for strategy development and implementation. Two key assessment tools for understanding the level of data maturity (capacity) of a city are presented, alongside a set of tried and tested approaches to advancing the Roadmap.

a SHOWCASE of real world cases illustrating the innovative use of open or mixed uses of data linked to each of the 10 Essentials and the Disaster Resilience Scorecard. In recognition of the highly divergent levels of data capacity of the cities in the Making Cities Resilient Campaign, the guide includes use cases from a range of developed and developing country cities.

a GUIDE that makes the resilience case for developing local open data infrastructure. It covers cross-cutting issues such as how to develop crowdsourced mapping, data standards, open innovation and risk communication.

PARTNERS

Open Data Infrastructure for Resilience was led by Resurgence and a global alliance of partners committed to mobilizing open data for urban resilience, including Resilience Brokers, OpenNorth, GeoSUMR and Esri.

Open Data Infrastructure for City Resilience Navigator

Contact Us

Would you like more information or specialized advice for your city or region? Do not hesitate to reach out to our consortium – we have a diverse set of expertise to get you on the path towards urban resiliency.