Related to The Centre for Liveable Cities and Urban Land Institute set out transferable lessons from five cities adapting to climate risk SINGAPORE (19 January 2021) – A new book from the Centre for Liveable Cities (CLC) and Urban Land Institute (ULI) has called on cities worldwide to recognize their common challenges in building climate resilience. It sets out a strategy for mobilizing individuals, whether in business, in government, in civic organizations or as residents, to act as global citizens and take steps towards making their cities more climate resilient. ‘Building Climate Resilience in Cities Worldwide: 10 Principles to Forge a Cooperative Ecosystem,’ presses the need for a whole-of-society approach that addresses other threats and inequalities alongside climate risks in order to win the cooperation of all stakeholders and achieve genuine, city-wide resilience. The best solutions, meeting specific local needs, are shown to have been developed together with the people most affected.