The Roadmap from Humanitarian Response to Post-conflict Resilience and Recovery
As part of EURESFO24, a special half a day will be organised addressing the challenges of local governance and the lack of coordinated vision to plan and implement post-war recovery and sustainable development initiatives across regional and international partners in conflict fragile settings. This session is aimed at applying a deep dive exercise to help cities and key stakeholders understand the intersection between conflict risks and climate impacts and solutions, and adopting a cohesive approach for transfer from Humanitarian response into sustainable post-war recovery.
This will help pave the way towards understanding the gaps in ongoing initiatives taking place on the ground in repose to short-term humanitarian needs and develop a mechanism for local and regional stakeholders’ engagement to help shift the current siloed investments and ad-hoc humanitarian led actions towards strategically and demand led climate neutral and locally driven approach. The outcomes of this process will be shared with potential investors and donor organisations to foster business models, improve access to capital and advance public-private partnership economic behaviour, while maintaining the value, management and utility of municipal services and resources for sustainable post war recovery.
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Addressing the challenges of local governance and the lack of coordinated vision to plan and implement post-war recovery and sustainable development initiatives across regional and international partners in conflict fragile settings, these sessions are aimed at applying a deep dive exercise to help improving cities and key stakeholders understanding of the intersection between conflict risks and climate impacts and solutions, and adopting a cohesive approach for transfer from Humanitarian response into sustainable post-war recovery under three key thematic areas: Energy Efficiency, Sustainable Reconstruction, Socio-economic Recovery. Adopting the EU Local Green Deal (LGD) as an integrated sustainable urban development and transformation strategy for Ukrainian cities, these workshops will build on the learnings that took place at EURESFO22 in Athens, Greece and EURESFRO23 in Cascais, Portugal, as well as key discussions with regional and international organisations and regional networks to help bridging the gap between Ukrainian and European cities.
The Roadmap from Humanitarian Response to Post-conflict Resilience and Recovery - Focus on Ukraine
The Panel discussion will help pave the way towards understanding the gaps in ongoing initiatives taking place on the ground in repose to short-term humanitarian needs and develop a mechanism for local and regional stakeholders’ engagement to help shift the current siloed investments and ad-hoc humanitarian led actions towards strategically and demand led climate neutral and locally driven approach. The outcomes of this process will be shared with potential investors and donor organizations to foster business models, improve access to capital and advance public-private partnership economic behaviour, while maintaining the value, management and utility of municipal services and resources for sustainable post war.