Moving towards inclusive urban adaptation: approaches to integrating community-based adaptation to climate change at city and national scale

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Table 1. Institutionalizing urban climate change resilience within urban governance in Indonesia.

Goal: Institutionalising urban climate change resilience within the Government of Indonesia, including the incorporation of resilience-building strategies in planning and budgeting processes across all sectors and levels of government.
Objectives	Platform(s)	Key actor(s)
Build active national-level multi-stakeholder platform to support institutionalization of urban climate change resilience	Indonesia Climate Alliance	Representatives from government ministries and departments, donors, selected civil society, and private sector
Provide knowledge and toolkits for national government to integrate and apply urban resilience strategies	Online vulnerability assessment tool and system; climate spatial planning	Government ministries and agencies, universities
Work with ‘early-adopter’ cities and replication cities to apply methodologies and build knowledge to support momentum for national mainstreaming of urban climate resilience	Best practice transfer programme; Initiative for urban climate change and environment (IUCCE) and network (IUCCN)	City-level teams from both early-adopter and replication cities, universities
Advocate for funding mechanisms for climate change adaptation at the national level	Indonesia Climate Alliance, existing climate financing mechanisms	Representatives from government ministries and departments, donors, selected civil society, and private sector