Our work is often delivered using the following tools and methodologies.

• • A Do-No-Harm-Assessment
• • A climate risk map,
• • A risk-based vulnerability assessment methodology,
• • Collaborating, Learning and Adapting (CLA)
• • A database of all kinds of adaptation options, and
• • An online decision support tool for planning and implementing adaptation actions.

At IDRRUR, we formulate and facilitate dialogue and scale up community-based practices. We enhance resilience to climate change impacts and natural disasters, all aimed at developing community, ward and city level resilience enhancement actions and capacity building.

Community-Level

• • To support the implementation of prioritized resilience actions in vulnerable communities.
• • To strengthen the capacity of local communities to respond to climate change and natural hazards using indigenous knowledge, science, and appropriate technology.

Ward-Level

• • To support the implementation of resilience actions that target the elderly/aged, women and youths etc.
• • To strengthen the capacity of ward officials / councils to lead climate change adaptation and DRR planning activity, in support of increased urban resilience.