[ECO]systems of Resilience Practices. Contributions for Sustainability and Climate Change Adaptation

Table of Contents

1. Resilience in action: Approaches to resilience practices 2. Resilience and Climate change 3. Resilience and risk adaptation in urban planning 4. Ecosystem of resilience practices governance 5. Governance climate change actions 6. Governance of transition process in Rotterdam 7. Resilience stabilisation: Role of economic issues in resilience practices 8. Urban common goods and territorial development:�A new ground for resilience 9. Knowledge for resilience in action: Learning capacities 10. Ditching the Dykes: Developing a Capacity-Building Game for a Flood Resilient Region 11. Resilience Practices Observatory project: An overview 12. Resilient communities grant: Aims 13. Monitoring the Cariplo resilient Communities practices 14. Towards an impact evaluation framework to measure urban resilience in food practices 15. Mapping the ecosystem of practices: Exploration and characterisation 16. Co-production: Emerging issues from the co-production activities 17. Resilience Practices Forum events: Tools for capacity building and networking 18. Toolboxes and emerging needs / Knowledge and multidisciplinary discourses 19. Ecosystem services and nature-based solutions 20. Economics 21. Governance 22. Learning 23. Inspiration from international practices and experiences governance, economics and learning 24. Perspectives for research and action

Authors

Angela Colucci Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU), Polytechnic of Milan, Italy. Professor Colucci is an architect and PhD in Planning (Politecnico of Milan). She held research grants at Polytechnic of Milan for several years on environmental planning polices and landscaping. She is Adjunct Professor at Politecnico of Milan of courses of Urbanism; Urban Design. As senior partner and CBO of Co.O.Pe.Ra.Te. ldt, she developed activities as independent researcher, consultant and practitioner in the field of environmental and landscape planning and assessment, urban design, urban and territorial resilience and food polices. She is the author of several books and papers on environmental and landscape planning, urban-rural partnerships and food planning, on territory systems resilience. She is the coordinator of the Resilience Practices Observatory (DAStU of Politecnico of Milano and Fondazione CARIPLO). She is a member of the RRMS thematic group of AESOP and president of REsilienceLAB (www.resiliencelab.eu). Giulia Pesaro Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU), Polytechnic of Milan, Italy. Professor Pesaro is an Economist, independent researcher, consultant and professor. Her main research and activity fields are the promotion of resilience and sustainable development of territorial systems and the prevention and mitigation of risk and damage due to natural hazards impacts from an economic perspective. Her other areas of study are related to the sustainability, smartness and resilience of local territorial systems, with particular attention to the protection and valorization of public goods like the cultural heritage, cultural landscape and natural environment. Founder and Senior Partner of Cooperate S.r.l., she has taught in Politecnico of Milan since 2002 and Universit� dell'Insubria since 2013, and she has designed and coordinated research and operational projects at local, national and international levels for public and private bodies.