The current food system (production, transport, processing, packaging, storage, retail,
consumption, loss and waste) feeds the great majority of world population and supports the …

Resilience is increasingly applied the context of water systems, and water governance more
broadly, in response to climate change impacts, hydrologic variability and uncertainty …

Increasingly, irrigation infrastructure upgrades have been regarded in global policy as a
solution for both water scarcity and low agricultural productivity. However, these technical …

In the context of global environmental change much hope is placed in the ability of resilience
thinking to help address environment-related risks. Numerous initiatives aim at incorporating …

The concept of planetary justice has received increasing attention within the field of earth
systems governance. Although a significant epistemic shift, planetary justice discussions …

Climate-related hazards, urban development and changing vulnerability patterns compel
cities across the world to deal with new and emerging forms of risk. Academic literature and …

The concept of resilience has attracted considerable attention in policy and research
communities in the fields of both urban and infrastructure development and governance …

Existential threats from climate change, weather-related disasters, and other crises have
drawn increasing attention to urban resilience. Prior work has focused on explicating …

Food vendors are pivotal in the local food system of most low‐income informal settlements in
Nairobi, Kenya, despite being seen as an obstruction and as agents of disease and filth by …

Abstract Within the Southeast Asian context, urban megaprojects are often delivered in
aquatic or semi-aquatic contexts, transforming local hydrological systems used for …