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When power systems fail, cities face a domino effect, communications break down, water stops flowing and mobility grinds to a halt. But when they’re built to withstand shocks, they keep people safe, keep essential services running and help cities bounce back faster.

In this Cities on the Frontline session, we explored how cities are turning energy resilience into a critical pillar of disaster risk reduction. The conversation spotlighted R-Cities’ newly updated City Energy Resilience Framework (CERF), a tool that helps cities connect infrastructure planning with disaster response and recovery.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction to the session
3:13 - Development and function of the CERF Tool | Eskedar Gessesse, Resilient Cities Network
19:08 - City Perspective: Integrating Energy in Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience | Bianca Perez, DRR, Quezon City
40:13 - Global Perspective: Strengthening DRR through Resilient Energy Infrastructure | Natalia Romero, The World Bank
56:19 - Q&A with panelists

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