From theory to practice for city water resilience – Louise Ellis
City Action Plan findings to be shared at World Water Week as City Water Resilience Approach goes live in Cape Town and Miami.
All articles by Louise Ellis
Louise is a Senior Civil Engineer who has worked on water resilience and sustainable development projects worldwide. She is committed to driving a positive change in global water management and has worked on numerous award-winning schemes.
‘Water for society – including all’ at WWWeek
Join us at World Water Week 25-30 August in Stockholm, Sweden, where we’ll be sharing the learning from our portfolio of work on water resilience.
Strengthening urban water resilience – the City Water Resilience Approach
We talk to water engineer Louise Ellis about the City Water Resilience Approach recently published by the Resilience Shift.
Leaving no-one behind on World Water Day – the need for urban water resilience
Louise Ellis, Project Leader for the Resilience Shift’s work on water governance and the City Water Resilience Approach, says water resilience is critical for everyone.
Five steps to improve water security for city populations
The City Water Resilience Approach is a five-step approach and suite of resources to collaboratively build resilience to local water challenges
Water resilience on show with capability building session at COP24
We presented the City Water Resilience Approach (CWRA) and WaterShare at the PCCB Capacity-Building Hub – with a focus on assessing and building Urban Water Resilience.
“Climate and water are intimately connected” at COP24
At COP24 ‘Shocks and stressors: water’s essential role in addressing climate change and disaster risk’ includes Resilience Shift water governance partners
Introducing WaterShare – promoting collaborative water governance
A resilient water governance digital tool, WaterShare, was introduced at the Global Engineering Congress – it is being developed by Resilience Shift and the City Water Resilience Framework in partnership with SIWI and OECD.
