Urban Development for Response to Climate Change

            Jay Nam        

Human Settlements Programme – UN-Habitat 

Vietnam is one of the most vulnerable countries of climate change impacts worldwide. In order to cope with climate change and achieve sustainable development, it is necessary to have the capacity to cope with climate change from urban development plans. In order to respond to climate change, it is important to first minimize the emission of greenhouse gases that affect climate change. Low-carbon, eco-friendly industries, and lifestyles should be introduced from urban development plans. One of the most important is the establishment of a resource-cycling society. Resource-cycling society refers to a society with a system in which resources used in poetry are not simply discarded after use but used as resources or energy. This study examined the social institutions and directions necessary for the transition to Vietnam's resource-sponsored society.

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• Kotera Akihiko _Lecturer, Vietnam Japan University (06/10/2019)
• Joo Young Lee _ Researcher,Yonsei University, Korean (06/10/2019)
• Tae Yoon Park_Graduate School of Education, Yonsei University, Korea (06/10/2019)
• Stephen Edward DARBY_University of Southampton UK (06/10/2019)
• Roger K. Smith_Meteorological Institute, University of Munich (06/10/2019)
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• Rajib Shaw_Keio University, Japan (06/10/2019)
• ITO Tetsuji_Ibaraki University, Japan (06/10/2019)
• Kazuya Yasuhara_Ibaraki University, Japan (06/10/2019)