EU unveils strategy for future-proofing cities

Madeleine Cuff
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'Anticipation, prevention and preparedness' are the order of the day to help move EU response to vulnerable cities from 'crisis containment' to ensuring long-term resilience

The EU has adopted a new plan to support cities that are vulnerable to climate impacts, with a fresh emphasis on preparing for long-term resilience over short-term crisis management. Released last week...

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