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DESCRIPTION Building Climate Resilience into Road Programs Climate change is putting at risk the lives of millions of people worldwide, many coastal cities, and trillions of dollars of investment in transport infrastructure and services. A transport system that cannot withstand the emerging impacts of climate change will prove burdensome, impose high costs for repair, and cause significant economic losses. Action is needed to diagnose systemic weaknesses and adapt transport systems to withstand expected climate impacts such as changes in rainfall, flooding, and sea-level rise as well as extreme weather events. This requires a better understanding of existing vulnerability assessment tools, cost-effective engineering measures

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Place : Chad, Kintekseu-ro

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Contact Person:Paula Edwards

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DESCRIPTION Building Climate Resilience into Road Programs Climate change is putting at risk the lives of millions of people worldwide, many coastal cities, and trillions of dollars of investment in transport infrastructure and services. A transport system that cannot withstand the emerging impacts of climate change will prove burdensome, impose high costs for repair, and cause significant economic losses. Action is needed to diagnose systemic weaknesses and adapt transport systems to withstand expected climate impacts such as changes in rainfall, flooding, and sea-level rise as well as extreme weather events. This requires a better understanding of existing vulnerability assessment tools, cost-effective engineering measures

DESCRIPTION Building Climate Resilience into Road Programs Climate change is putting at risk the lives of millions of people worldwide, many coastal cities, and trillions of dollars of investment in transport infrastructure and services. A transport system that cannot withstand the emerging impacts of climate change will prove burdensome, impose high costs for repair, and cause significant economic losses. Action is needed to diagnose systemic weaknesses and adapt transport systems to withstand expected climate impacts such as changes in rainfall, flooding, and sea-level rise as well as extreme weather events. This requires a better understanding of existing vulnerability assessment tools, cost-effective engineering measures will be held in Kintekseu-ro,Chad on date 2017-11-17

Deadline for abstracts/proposals : 10th November 2017

Organized By :New York Events List

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Conference Highlights :Why Attend: -Ensure your road investments delivers the best possible return and brings lasting development benefits -Learn about cost effective engineering solution to make roads and bridges more resilient -Find out about new materials and technologies for resilient roads -Get exposed to how innovative road & transportation agencies are dealing with climate change -Gain Key insight on how development banks and financing institutions are dealing with climate resilient -Understand prac

Venue :Korea, Daehwa-dong, Daejeon, South Korea

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Building Climate Resilience into Road Programs

Climate change is putting at risk the lives of millions of people worldwide, many coastal cities, and trillions of dollars of investment in transport infrastructure and services. A transport system that cannot withstand the emerging impacts of climate change will prove burdensome, impose high costs for repair, and cause significant economic losses.
Action is needed to diagnose systemic weaknesses and adapt transport systems to withstand expected climate impacts such as changes in rainfall, flooding, and sea-level rise as well as extreme weather events. This requires a better understanding of existing vulnerability assessment tools, cost-effective engineering measures

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