4. Building Resilience for Cities, Infrastructure and Water

Recircula Brasil is a digital platform promoting the circular economy in Brazil, ensuring traceability, transparency, and responsible management of production and resource flows.

SMEP-supported Fakir knitwear project in Dhaka treats and recovers industrial wastewater, achieving 50% recovery and saving 46,202 tCO₂eq, becoming a model for Bangladesh’s wastewater alliance.

Orange County’s Smart Landfills cut methane emissions with drones, sensors, and composting, diverting waste and creating jobs for a cleaner, more resilient community.

The PATH Active Travel NDC Template outlines 20 actions for effective policies, including safe walking and cycling infrastructure, public campaigns to shift habits, and integrating active travel into policymaking.

AdaptaCidades strengthens multilevel governance in Brazil, helping states and municipalities integrate climate adaptation into planning, using data, standards, and financing for resilient cities.

This solution strengthened 4,000 buildings in the Philippines, creating 3,500 jobs and protecting 45,000 people. Women are 95% of borrowers, showing how resilient housing empowers communities and drives recovery.

As World Water Week 2024 begins, Agua y Saneamientos Argentinos, backed by Sanitation and Water for All, boosts water resilience for 14M+ in Buenos Aires, addressing climate and sustainability.

Dakar TER, Senegal’s first electrified standard-gauge rail, boosts mobility, cuts up to 17,000 t CO₂/year, creates 10,000 jobs, and links city, suburbs, and airport sustainably.