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Resilient cities are cities that have the ability to absorb, recover and prepare for future shocks (economic, environmental, social & institutional). 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UnitedStates UnitedStatesVirginIslands Uruguay Uzbekistan Vanuatu VietNam WallisandFutuna WesternSahara Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Curaçao Bonaire Saba Topics AgricultureandfisheriesChemicalsafetyandbiosafetyCompetitionCorporategovernanceCorruptionandintegrityDevelopmentDigitalEconomyEducationEmploymentEnvironmentFinanceGreengrowthandsustainabledevelopmentHealthIndustryandentrepreneurshipInnovationInsuranceandpensionsInvestmentMigrationPublicgovernanceRegional,ruralandurbandevelopmentRegulatoryreformScienceandtechnologySkillsSocialandwelfareissuesTaxTrade Coronavirus(COVID-19) Français OECDHome CentreforEntrepreneurship,SMEs,RegionsandCitiesResilientCities CentreforEntrepreneurship,SMEs,RegionsandCities ResilientCities   Resilientcitiesarecitiesthathavetheabilitytoabsorb,recoverandprepareforfutureshocks(economic,environmental,social&institutional).Resilientcitiespromotesustainabledevelopment,well-beingandinclusivegrowth. TheOECDisinvestigatinghowcitiescanincreasetheirresilience.    4AREASTHATDRIVERESILIENCE Economy Adiversenumberofindustries Adynamiceconomytogenerategrowth Conditionsallowinnovationtotakeplace Peoplehaveaccesstoemployment,education, services,skillstraining.   Governance Clearleadershipandmanagement Strategicandintegratedapproachesaretakenbyleaders Publicsectorhastherightskills Governmentisopenandtransparent   Society Societyisinclusiveandcohesive Citizens’networksincommunitiesareactive Neighbourhoodissafe Citizensenjoyhealthylives   Environment Ecosystemissoundanddiverse Infrastructurecanmeetbasicneeds Adequatenaturalresourcesareavailable Coherentpolicytowardslanduse   HOWISRESILIENCEMEASURED?   AFRAMEWORKONRESILIENTCITIES ThereportontheOECDResilientCitiesprojectisstructuredinto4sections: Aframeworkforresilientcities.Itprovidesaworkingdefinitionofaresilientcity,thedriversofresilienceinordertobetteridentifywhatresiliencelookslikeinanurbancontext,andthepolicymechanismsthatcouldbeofbenefit.  Theindicatorsofresilience. Thepolicyactionstakenbycitygovernments,aswellastheircollaborationwithnationalgovernments. Experiencesofcasestudiesofcitiesinbuildingtheirresilience.  Casestudies Antalya(Turkey)  BeloHorizonte(Brazil)  Bursa(Turkey) Cardiff(UK)  Kobe(Japan)  Kyoto(Japan) Lisbon(Portugal) Oslo(Norway)  Ottawa(Canada)  Tampere(Finland)   Contact TakuHonidenHeadofDivision,RegionalPoliciesforSustainableDevelopment,CentreforEntrepreneurship,SMEs,LocalDevelopmentandTourism [email protected] Documents NationalPolicyFrameworksonResilientCities(pdf) EnergyandResilientCities(pdf)          RelatedDocuments