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This publication examines opportunities for pursuing pro-poor urban resilience initiatives to reduce the increasing impacts of heat stress faced by urban populations in Asia and the Pacific.
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Cities in the region are increasingly at risk of heat waves, which are expected to be more severe and persistent due to global warming. The urban poor are especially vulnerable to heat stress and associated health and productivity impacts as they often work outdoors and tend to live in overcrowded housing without adequate ventilation or cooling. The publication emphasizes that policies and investments to address heat stress in cities need to be based on long-term planning and actions at all scales: individual and household, neighborhood, and city.
Contents
- Introduction
- Physical Science and Projections of Extreme Heat in Urban Areas
- Extreme Heat, the Urban Poor, and the Local Economy
- Measures to Support the Urban Poor Adapt to Extreme Heat
- Recommendations
- Conclusion
- Appendixes
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