Strengthening the Resilience of Makassar's Coastal Communities to Climate Change Risks through Adaptive Livelihoods and Disaster Preparedness
Indonesia · Asia Pacific · Untia, Makassar
About this project
Led by BRIDA, the regional research agency, the project combines vertical horticulture as an adaptive livelihood with a community contingency plan, simulation drills and a volunteer Coastal Community Forum so residents can prepare, respond and stay in place.
Investment classification
CBRT classification (theme · sector · sub-sector)
Resilient Agri-Food Systems›Agricultural production›Crop production
Mobility dimension
Origin
Corridor
Destination
Avoided displacement
Investment type
Adapting measure
Adapted activity
Enabling measure
Enabling activity
Climate impact
Flood damageHeat stressChanges to marine conditions
Funding spectrum
PreparednessAdaptation
Matching
Status
Seeking
Required
USD 22,422
Band A · 1:1
RICD displacement risk
RICD Risk: Medium
Composite displacement risk for the project location from the RICD diagnostic (hazard exposure, vulnerability, adaptive capacity), on the five-level scale Very Low → Very High.