Community Engagement in Renewable Energy Projects for Disaster Resilience

Nikita Agarwalla
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In disaster-prone areas, energy security is crucial for enhancing and ensuring community resilience. Increasing global temperatures heighten the risk of catastrophic natural disasters, highlighting the need for a strong energy framework to reduce vulnerabilities within our communities. The UN Global Humanitarian Report correctly projected that 2024 would be the hottest year on record.1 Vulnerable communities are already grappling with the consequences of hurricanes, floods, droughts, and heat waves. These events intensify the pressing challenge of executing effective “build back better” strategies and promoting the transition towards low-carbon, resilient energy systems.2,3

社区参与可再生能源抗灾项目
在灾害易发地区,能源安全对于加强和确保社区恢复力至关重要。全球气温上升增加了灾难性自然灾害的风险,凸显了建立强有力的能源框架以减少社区脆弱性的必要性。联合国全球人道主义报告正确地预测了2024年将是有记录以来最热的一年脆弱的社区已经在努力应对飓风、洪水、干旱和热浪的后果。这些事件加剧了执行有效的“重建得更好”战略和促进向低碳、有弹性的能源系统过渡的紧迫挑战
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