Webinar: First Stakeholder's Consultation - UCCRN ARC 3.3, Circular Development Chapter
About ARC3.3
ARC3.3 will provide up-to-date benchmarked knowledge for urban climate change researchers, city practitioners, and policymakers at all levels of governance to motivate rapid action. ARC3.3 represents a collaborative effort with 200+ authors from cities in low, middle, and high-income countries around the world. ARC3.3 is peer-reviewed and includes city projections, new research, and urban policy recommendations.
ARC3.3 Honeycomb Figure on Themes and Element Cross-Cutting Themes
Cities have emerged as leaders in both mitigation and adaptation to climate change, and there is a burgeoning interest in their role. A crucial need exists for synthesis of recent research in key areas in order to scale up and speed up the identification, implementation, and assessment of effective climate solutions and successful responses. Building on the First and Second Assessment Reports on Cities and Climate Change published by Cambridge University Press in 2011 and 2018, the UCCRN Third Assessment will be produced as a series of Special Reports on critical topics and key research gaps, by Cambridge University Press in their new Elements series.