Agile online platforms and virtual spaces for knowledge-sharing and convening
The Resilience Platform is an online inventory of resilience expertise (organizations, networks, solutions, stories and people) to help design, implement and evaluate the resilience components of development plans, policies and investments. This platform curates proven resilience knowledge, case studies and evidence.
The Resilience Platform is dynamically linked with SEI’s Connectivity Hub through the PLACARD tool – a pilot that is being expanded to partner platforms. The Connectivity Hub is currently dynamically linked various platforms such as WeAdapt, PreventionWeb, etc. to curate knowledge and evidence on Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction. Linking the Resilience Platform to the Connectivity hub brings curated resilience knowledge and evidence to the hub as well.
The coalition is exploring the possibility of creating a virtual space to connect and interact with others to share, build on and amplify insights. The experience of the COVID-19 crisis will be used to ensure grassroots communities are involved and heard, and not “digitally excluded”.
The "partici-paintary" mural at Three Anchor Bay Slipway in Cape Town is a vibrant, collaborative public artwork that highlights the role of nature and youth in creating a thriving city. Initiated as part of the Youth Visions in a Changing Climate project, the mural was co-designed and painted by artists, activists, researchers, and young people.
Noble Arts Entertainment showcased the power of arts-based approaches to drive sustainable change and foster community resilience during challenging times. Through their 'Performing for Change' project, supported by the Knowledge into Use Award, they empowered communities in Bamenda, Cameroon, to address climate change and food insecurity in conflict-affected areas. The highlight of the project was a community theatre event titled 'Burnt,' which captivated audiences with its compelling depiction of resilience and the importance of collective action.
Community Design Agency (CDA) in Mumbai collaborates with ElemenTree Foundation to engage the residents of Natwar Parekh Colony in Govandi, Mumbai, in addressing climate challenges. Through arts-based workshops, they empower youth and women to express their experiences of environmental crises in their poorly planned urban environment. The project led to the creation of the animation film "Gutter Ki Machhli," capturing local stories of resilience. This initiative emphasizes the need for inclusive urban planning and climate education that resonates with marginalized communities, advocating for sustainable development that aligns with their lived realities.
The Co-inspira program in Colombia focuses on public participation in building peace in conflict-affected territories. It unites local communities, government actors, and social leaders to work together to develop and implement peacebuilding initiatives tailored to the area’s needs. The program is focused on collaborative efforts for sustainable peacebuilding initiatives in Cauca.
The Interim Reparative Measures (IRM) Project, funded by the Global Survivors Fund and jointly implemented by Nadia’s Initiative and Mission East, centres on providing access to both individual and collective interim reparative measures. These projects are co-created with survivors, who exercise full autonomy in shaping the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation processes. The project is a crucial initiative designed to address the complex challenges faced by survivors who endured captivity under ISIS in Sinjar. These survivors encounter significant hurdles in their journey to reintegrate into their communities due to the profound impacts of the violence and trauma they endured. This project has been strategically developed to support the sustainable recovery of these survivors’ lives by addressing their immediate needs.
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