Integrative Social and Economic Resilience

Strategies

• Map social resilience
• Strengthen social resilience
• Utilise social resilience

Alignment with existing WorldGBC principles:

• Health & Wellbeing Framework – 1.Protect Human Rights, 5.3 Improve Quality of Life, 6.1 Commit to Climate Change mitigation, 6.2 Design for Resilience and adaptation action
  

Stakeholders to involve:

• Office/Department of statistics and other public agencies
• Key persons representing main segments of the population
• Key persons representing the main conflicting parties and alliance
• Community members and community-based organisation
• Community based organisations
• Community members and civic groups
• Planners
• City and community representatives
• Local and international NGOs
• Investors and funding institutions
• Socio-economic expert(s)

Strategies

• Assess accumulated training needs
• strategize Training for an industry upgrade
• plan the Training for new demands

Alignment with WorldGBC principles:

• Net Zero operational and embodied carbon
• Health & Wellbeing Framework: 5.1 Protect Human Rights, 5.2 Commit to construction workers Health & wellbeing, 5.3 Improve Quality of Life, 6.1 Commit to Climate Change mitigation, 6.2 Design for Resilience and adaptation action.

Stakeholders to involve:

• The city school department
• Teachers of primary, secondary and vocational school; professors and universities, who are aware of the training capacities within the schools and universities
• Business representatives
• Owners of appropriate premises for training

Theme Tools:

• Identification and collection of demographic and socio-economic data from available statistics and relevant study reports
• Stakeholder analysis
• Questionnaire survey, implemented manually or online
• Qualitative interviews and focus group meetings, with the use of interview guides
• Workshops and communication with various groups of stakeholders
• Community dialogue meetings focusing on regeneration plans
• Consultation and workshops with various community members
• Continued communication between planners, investors and socio-economic experts
• Socio-economic monitoring and coordination in the planning and design process
• Workshops and communication with various groups of stakeholders
• Community dialogue meetings focusing on regeneration plans
• Identification and description of development alternatives
• Collection and estimation of unit investment and operational costs
• Benefit estimation of specific improvements of residential buildings and infrastructure, including environmental and social impacts
• Identification of national and international financial sources for specific purposes
• Economic cost benefit analysis
• Total costs estimation
• Land Value Capture
• Tendering
• Land and property registration
• Labor market analysis to identify and assess capacities
• Logistical planning
• Training Needs Assessment at business sector level
• Training Needs Assessment at society level
• Communication and awareness campaign strategy planning
• Logistics planning
• Private-public cooperation