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Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition: Hydropower Sector
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Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems
About The Community
In 2022, CDRI seeded a Community of Practice (CoP) on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition, envisaged to serve as a knowledge exchange and co-creation platform advancing disaster resilience of infrastructure within the energy transition discourse. Post in-depth discussions with stakeholders such as the IEA, WMO and ADB, Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Hydropower Sector Resilience was identified as an immediate priori...
Community Goals
Discussions
Strategic platform for engaging with key stakeholders in the realm of hydropower sector resilience
Development
A multi-perspective and holistic approach towards climate and disaster resilience of hydropower sector
Insights
Development of insights that will shape the agendas of key stakeholders through focus on climate and disaster resilience of hydropower sector
Knowledge exchange
Facilitate exchange of best practices and co-create knowledge with relevant hydropower sector-related stakeholders
Explore The Community Resources
Soft Launch of the Community of Practice on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition
This COP27 side-event was a strategic opportunity to convene a dialogue among key stakeholders in the energy transition space to deliberate on a multi-perspective and holistic approach to the climate and disaster resilience of energy infrastructure. The forum saw a soft launch of the Community of Practice on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition under the foundational guidance of WMO, IEA and IAEA along with CDRI. T More details here: https://cop.cdri.world/session-detail/6
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Launch of the DRI Connect Platform at the COP28 Event - Towards resilient energy transition in a changing climate
The DRI Connect strategic learning platform was launched at a COP28 event in the WMO Pavillion - "Towards resilient energy transition in a changing climate" on 05 December, 2023.
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Outcome Document: Round Table on Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems
Key outcomes emerging from the the roundtable discussion that delved in-depth into the topic of utilizing data for risk assessment.
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Round Table on Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems
“Advancing Climate Resilience for Energy Security in Southeast Asia” - International Energy Agency-hosted Pre-Forum Event at Asia Clean Energy Forum 2024, Manila, Philippines.
A brief summary on the presentation made at the “Advancing Climate Resilience for Energy Security in Southeast Asia” - International Energy Agency-hosted Pre-Forum Event at Asia Clean Energy Forum 2024, Manila, Philippines.
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Advancing Climate Resilience for Energy Security in Southeast Asia” - International Energy Agency-hosted Pre-Forum Event at Asia Clean Energy Forum 2024, Manila, Philippines.
Round Table on Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems
Concept note of the Round Table on Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems at the International Conference on Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (ICDRI) 2024.
This round table session focusing on the impacts of climate change on hydropower sector, has been planned to facilitate assessment on current status on this critical topic and generate a series of knowledge products to potentially inform policies and practices on the existing gaps/needs. The offering is part of the Community of Practice (CoP) on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition through its focus on Early Warning Systems (EWS) for Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector. The aim of the community is to promote medium to long-term climate change adaptation and strengthen the resilience of hydropower in flood-prone or drought-prone regions through robust EWS mechanisms.
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Round Table on Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems
Community of Practice on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector Through Early Warning Systems
Concept note on the Community of Practice on Resilient Infrastructure for Energy Transition Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector Through Early Warning Systems.
The Community of Practice aims to facilitate dialogues and develop a series of knowledge products to promote medium to long-term climate change adaptation and strengthen the resilience of hydropower in regions that are drought-prone and in high mountain regions through robust EWS mechanisms. The potential outcomes that emerge from this initiative will result in the development of robust climate databases, help strengthen local capacity needs, address technical issues including the modernization of EWS for the hydropower sector, help ensure better financial flows and help coordinate resilient infrastructure development and achieve mutual benefits for all the stakeholders involved.
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Building Climate Resilience in the Hydropower Sector through Early Warning Systems