Adapting to Climate Change in Coastal Dar es SalaamTipo di finanziamento: Fondi EuropeiKeywords: climate change, adaptation, sub-Saharan city Aree Tematiche Area di Ricerca di Dipartimento: UrbanisticaSettori ERC Principali: SH3 Environment and society: environmental studies, demography, social geography, urban and regional studiesSettori ERC Secondari: SH3_8 Urbanization and urban planning, cities Responsabile Coordinatore: Silvia Macchi Partecipanti Personale del DICEA Giuseppe SappaFrancesco CioffiPersonale esterno al Dipartimento: Liana Ricci, assegnista di ricercaGiuseppe Faldi, dottorando DIAEEMichele Munafò, docente a contratto e esperto GISLuca Congedo, borsista di ricercaCarlo Norero, borsista di ricercaOlivier Malcor, esperto teatro partecipativoTommaso Calchetti, laureandoMariangela Montemurro, laureada Altre Unità Operative Ardhi University, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Abstract The project’s overall objective is to contribute to implementation of the National Adaptation Programme of Action of the United Republic of Tanzania, focusing mainly on two of its priority sectors for adaptation strategies: human settlements and coastal and marine resources. The action’s specific objectives is to improve the effectiveness of Dar municipalities’ initiatives for supporting coastal peri-urban population in their efforts to adapt to Climate Change. Regarding the relationship between poverty and climate change the action contributes to: reduction of poverty in urban areas by enhancing the implementation of land use and management plans; reduction of vulnerability from environmental risk by supporting community-based natural resource management and enhancing district level planning; enhancement of systems of governance by strengthening local level institutions while focusing on increased participation of women and men in decision making. The project is expected to generate the following outcomes: enhanced capacities of Dar's municipalities in understanding CC issues, designing adaptation activities and integrating them in their Urban Development and Environment Management strategies and plans; enhanced development of methodologies for supporting inhabitants of coastal unplanned and underserviced settlements in their efforts to adapt to CC; better understanding of actual and practical ways of addressing CC adaptation in coastal areas of fast growing African cities. Altre Info Sito Web: http://www.planning4adaptation.eu/Durata della ricerca: February, 2011 to August, 2014