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A resilient city is the design of a city to endure physical, social and economic shocks and stresses. The following are a few common focus areas: Employment A diverse employment base with neighborhood jobs that don't require a long commute.
Local Environment Reducing the local impact of global environmental issues with techniques such as green space and sea walls. Global Environment Finding local solutions that reduce or eliminate a city's contribution to global environmental issues.Energy Independence Use of energy from local renewable energy sources and techniques such as passive design. Reduces or eliminates exposure to global energy shocks.
Local Food Producing food locally improves resilience to global food shortages or supply chain disruptions.Architectural Engineering Buildings and infrastructure that are engineered to survive earthquakes, tsunami, hurricanes and other disasters.Wet Infrastructure Resilient water infrastructure to prevent floods and droughts.Mixed Use Neighborhoods Neighborhoods with a wide range of spaces and services all within walking distance of each other. Reduces the need to travel to get to work, go to school, shop and pursue interests.
Self Sufficiency Neighborhoods, buildings and residences that are self sufficient using techniques such as vertical farming, rainwater harvesting, passive design and active solar energy.Connection And Integration Cities that are highly connected with infrastructure such as water services, electric grids, transportation links, communication and technology infrastructure.
InclusionOpenly engaging all city residents to discover and address needs such as access to clean water, healthy food, a safe and stimulating environment, education, healthcare and employment.
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