Cities and Nature- Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Climate Change Adaptation

Introduction.- Part I: Climate Change and Flood Disaster: Current Global Context and Theory of Climate Disaster Risk Assessment and Green Recovery.- Chapter 1. International Movements towards Climate Disaster and Green Recovery: Sustainable Development Goals, The Paris Climate Agreement, Green Deal, COVID-19 Disaster, and the City (Kwi-Gon Kim, Catherine Atkin).- Chapter 2. Concept and Definition of Disasters, Issues and Emerging Solutions (Kwi-Gon Kim).- Part II: Flood Risk Assessment and Green Recovery Framework and Methods.- Chapter 3. Nine Step Conceptual Framework for Climate Disaster Risk Assessment and Green Recovery Planning and Innovation (Kwi-Gon Kim).- Chapter 4. Methods and Technologies for Developing the Indicators of Climate Disaster Risk Assessment and Green Recovery Planning: The Standard Methods and Techniques for a Whole System (Kwi-Gon Kim, Catherine Atkin).- Part III: Cross-cutting and Emerging Topics.- Chapter 5. Untact Space Planning for a Post-COVID-19 Pandemic as a Compound Flood Risk (Kwi-Gon Kim).- Chapter 6. Overview and Exploration of Nature-based Flooding Solutions (Kwi-Gon Kim).- Chapter 7. Using green recovery principles to integrate City-Wide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS) with flood risk management (Rachel Carbone).- Part IV: Food Risk Assessment and Green Recovery: Twelve Case Studies from Across the Globe.- Chapter 8. Overview of Case Studies: Common Elements and Framework for Analysis (Kwi-Gon Kim, Catherine Atkin).- Chapter 9. Flash Floods - Cambodia and Afghanistan.- Chapter 10. Urban floods - Uganda, Tanzania and Columbia.- Chapter 11. Riverine Floods - DR Congo, Ecuador, and East timor.- Chapter 12. Rural Floods - Loa, Tanzania, and Cambodia.- Part V: The Synthesis of Case Studies.- Chapter 13. Comparative Assessment of Case…