Table 3.
Steps of evaluation of resilience strategies.
| Evaluation steps | Possible urban resilience strategies | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Step 1: Identify key resilience goals and objectives | Green infrastructure, community-based disaster preparedness, improved building codes and standards, social and economic inclusion. | [12,76] |
| Step 2: Assess the effectiveness of different resilience strategies | Comparative analysis of different strategies in terms of their impact on reducing vulnerability, enhancing adaptive capacity, and promoting social equity. | [77,78] |
| Step 3: Identify implementation challenges and barriers | Lack of financial resources, inadequate policy support, complex socio-economic and environmental conditions, limited access to data and information. | [12,64,76] |
| Step 4: Develop strategies for overcoming implementation challenges | Public-private partnerships, innovative financing mechanisms, stronger legal and regulatory frameworks, stakeholder engagement, and education. | [79,80] |
| Step 5: Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of resilience strategies over time | Long-term monitoring and evaluation of resilience initiatives, use of performance indicators and metrics to assess progress, and identify areas for improvement. | [27,81] |