Peri-urban ecosystems and urban resilience (Record no. 11693)

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ISBN 9789382571476
Binding type pbk.
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Language code of text/sound track or separate title eng
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Classification number 307.1416
Item number GUP-P
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Title Peri-urban ecosystems and urban resilience
Remainder of title Training modules, instructions and reference materials
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT)
Place of publication New Delhi;
Name of publisher National Institute of Disaster Management,
Year of publication 2021.
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Number of Pages 87 p.
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Formatted contents note Introduction <br/>Institutional Coordination for Water Supply in Shimla The Crucial Peri Urban-Urban Connect <br/>Peri-urban crisis in Visakhapatnam as a result of CRZ violations <br/>Urban and Periurban Water Flows The Case of Gurgaon Diminishing Lifeline of Panjim’s Resilience: The Khazaan lands <br/>Changing land use and growing water insecurity in Mukteshwar <br/>The urban-peri-urban water connect in Hyderabad: implications for resilience to climate change <br/> Circular Economy: Urban Resilience through Peri-Urban Ecosystems <br/>Ecosystem Services for Disaster Risk Reduction: Wetlands of Okhla Bird Sanctuary, Delhi <br/>Peri-urban Ecosystems impacting Urban Resilience A case study of Secondary Cities in<br/>Eastern India
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Abstract, etc The peri-urban is a fast-changing, semi-natural ecosystem that provides natural resources for growing cities in<br/>terms of water bodies, open and green lands, and orchards. Peri-urbanisation leads to the usurpation of ecologically<br/>sensitive lands for housing and other construction activities. These change the face of agriculture, reduce open<br/>spaces, enhance pressure on natural resources like water. These areas are marked by a lack of hygiene and<br/>sanitation infrastructure, industrial effluence, air pollution and inadequate provision of basic services. Often, the<br/>solid waste of a city is dumped in peri-urban areas.<br/>The resilience of most of the secondary cities in India is threatened with the decline of ecosystem services. With<br/>rapid land-use changes and an economic shift from agriculture to urban development, small-scale and marginal<br/>farmers in peri-urban areas, whose practices provide redundancy to urban food production, are on the brink<br/>of collapse. The diversity of peri-urban agriculture, including its ability to provide food in periods of floods and<br/>waterlogging, is an example of how the provisioning services of ecosystems help in developing the flexibility of hard<br/>systems.<br/>Peri-urban ecosystems are increasingly at risk of degradation and loss as natural resource consumption and waste<br/>in peri-urban areas increase due to rapid urbanization and increasing human activity. Cities do not operate in<br/>isolation but within a “sphere of dependence” on surrounding areas and their ecosystems. As such, the degradation<br/>of these ecosystems results in the loss of ecosystem services that support urban and peri-urban populations.<br/>This Knowledge Compendium is a collection of case studies from different cities in India which establishes the<br/>important connection between the role of peri-urban ecosystems and urban resilience.
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Topical Term Disaster management
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